Kiba's manga / #psychological(48)

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.

I really thought it was great. I didn't see how the yaoi was there until towards the end, but I do think it was something different and unique. It's psychological, intriguing, questions God and the Devil, Supernatural, .....and it's a sincere pure love that Unrobes the priest. It's a very interesting story that starts tragic, and that tragedy leads to love. Dont want to give too many spoilers! Strength of mind, will, strength of faith, strength of love.... they can be bad or good, couldn't they?

This story is amazing, and deeply psychological. I don't want to give spoilers....but all people have parts that are like a flower.What is it to put yourself in a cage? An invisible cage, yet the hardest one to get out of since there is no lock to pick? It's easier to hide yourself sometimes in life, but maybe only another caged can see that you're trapped too. No, there is no erase button in us, and deep darkness can make the tiny speck of life inside shine so brightly. This isn't a long manga, but a very deep, touching one. Because what causes us to hide can be huge or small, and it doesn't matter- we are like a flower.

World's end connected story to dear myself was great. Wasn't crazy about the others.

The workings of the mind to this day, we know nothing about.

can't call this a tragedy because neither one had anywhere else to go, and meeting each other saved them both

I liked the subtle psychological parts but it could have been loads better, and it's no yaoi. Its closer to shounen ai, just in definition. I mean, did they even kiss? Yeah, he had liked his neck, I think his chest too, all while trying to kill him.

It's certainly got me addicted in just 5 chapters. Which are all on his day 1. I'm hoping more comes out to explain.

I was surprised at how much a volume anime really got to me and mess with me. It is not a pretty love, is a dark psychological one that their parent (now dead) inscribed in to their head, and how hard it is to break your paren't twisted ideas. And yes, sometimes rather dealing with all the shit done for nothing, sometimes you feel like you want to die. Extreme emotions are usually extreme, good or bad. Bot haruka is a unique hero, no matter how you see him.