Kiba's manga / #dark(18)

Its not bad but it's too short to have my interest or to make sense.

At Volume 5 looks like it the sequel to Tokyo Savage I really liked, with the demon, exorcist, boy incubus who saves him

It is a good dark, sexually creepy looking into our twisted minds, but there isn't enough for it to be a great manga, because it was never completed.

One of my favorite hardcore manga. Hardcore, harsh, smut, yakuza and a relationship in that world. About 4 chapters, but Bi no Isu has a sequel for the yakuza chapters that make it about a volume worth.

This Manga is an amazing thing, and The mind is truly a scary thing. I read this and I wondered..if I had grown up inside a basement windowless room for 30 years, food bowl slid through a slot, that would be normal to me. I wouldn't bemoan my life, that is my life.  But if one day the door broke and I went outside for the day, could I go back to my basement and not go insane? I think I understand what Ito and Kyosuke meant, when they said they are scared but happy. If I didnt go back to my basement, I would be scared but happy living outside in the world.

Yes, it is easier to heal another than to heal yourself. Ryouichi always thought he and Kanata were too alike..but never thought they would be alike here too? It was good, sad, and bittersweet. It is psychological. Yes, there is rape, abuse, trauma, love, sadness and friendship. But it's the psychological aspect. The two came together so closely as only they had the understanding of the darkness and heaviness of carrying the burden of being mentally tormented by the past, and hiding because they couldn't heal their minds. This manga messes with my mind, making me think....I wonder.... did Ryouichi heal his own mind by trying to help Kanata? Isn't more like he went deeper in his nightmares by letting fear overcome him with Kanata, and made the past become permanent scars deciding his future? Did Kanata heal his wounds because of Ryouichi's sacrifices and outward strength? Did Kanata wish he was stronger too and didn't freeze to tell Ryouichi how he felt? Does Ryouichi spend his life with regretting the "what if" or does he also hide from that? The peace they felt, the two could only speak of everything with each other, so why, Ryouichi, did you isolate yourself deeper? You became strong so others couldn't hurt you, and became weak and let you hurt yourself more.

Chills and yet you can't tear your eyes away. That is ogawa chise. So dark, I can't find my way out.

So dark I can't find my way out. Standing still because I don't know if I want to. After long enough, your eyes think of Ogawa Chise's works as works of art. They are. Maybe then, I'm the twisted one?

I wonder if I indeed dance to Ogawa Chise. My soul felt like it was being pulled out through my feet, and my heart was clenching in desperation. Even when it hurts, Ogawa Chise is one of the rare authors I love. Less explicit, less taboo subject matters, and yet her writing becomes even more painful but happy to read. But I swear, it's like she's gotten darker, digging deeper, piercing harder. I felt like I was IN the manga. Maybe thats what the best stories do- take you to another world and return you differently.