honda's manga / #sexy(9)

The most funny webtoon I've ever read. It talks about serious matters like homophobia, and the really bad feeling of you feeling abnormal when you are discovering yourself. I like that Xixi says "Does it have to be only like and don't like?" He loves his friend in his own way (but I really hope that they stay together as a couple in the end).

Holy shit, this is so fucking promising. First of all, there are women here!! Thank God. Not only white women, but black women, and black men, white men and the asian protagonist. The plot is incredible, and none of the main characters are shown as perfect. Boris has a bad temperament and gets angry all the time, but he is soft for his niece, and the most important, he hates to see people in situations where they can't defend themselves. He hates rape and this is so important in a yaoi because I HATE to see rape as a banal thing in these webtoons. Of course, he's not doing anything extraordinary and is guilty for not revealing about the girl his friends raped. But he regretted and lives with this guilt. I see a bit of Ash Lynx in Seehyun, because damn, they're too tragic and disgrace is all over their lifes. I feel empathy for Seehyun, and I really hope they can get out of this mess and be finally free and happy. I hate the rape scenes, because ?? Wtf man why are you putting it there??? We don't need the scenes to know that Seehyun is suffering and is a victim. But I maintain my 5 stars, because.. well, I already said this is amazing.

SO FUCKING GOOD; i criend for that same reason.

OMG OMG OMG OMG

Wow, incredible, I would buy the book. This was very HEAVY, I think I can describe it like this. It talks about so many necessary (as in we NEED to talk about these matters) and different things: racism, homophobia, xenophobia, hypocrisy, and Oh Lord, how much hypocrisy. I consumed 83 chapters full of critical content, and I am so grateful for that. This is so far from the others yaoi webtoons. This is not some foolish story that shows a petty plot and development. This is so big and I truly felt how the author gave her all to this. I was so surprised to read that this was her first comic, really. I would do some college article about this and Stigma. Stigma was heavy but the focus there was xenophobia and racism with asians, such as rape. This masterpiece here doesn't have a focus, it really shows how humanity is so dirty, corrupt and hypocritical in every aspect; music industry, church, media (and omg I was so disgusted by it), police, government... the rise of nazism and how people's actions make it grow bigger and bigger. It's so complete and complex, even though women's matter is not so represented here, and I know that Juns explained herself. Wow, really. About Conor, what an amazing character. I love him so much. How authentic and realistic this story and their characters are. Conor is incredible and so beautiful... his design is amazing. I must say that Simon is not my favorite character, and he scares me sometimes. But the actual interesting and accurate thing about this story is that Juns shows us that we're talking about humans. Humans. That explains everything. Thank you for not killing Simon, thank you for the happy ending and to show us that justice is not ideal and perfect as we'd like to be, but sometimes, it works. Thank you for showing us love and to tell us that it is possible and it can be beautiful and lasting. Thank you for talking with us with so much intelligence and criticism. This is so big. It's not perfect, and even this suits the story so much. Oh, and before I say goodbye, lemme say something about the sex scenes. Holy shit. They're sudden and so hot, so fierce and... sexy. It's different and REAL. Thank you for not creating stereotyped characters, who ARE SWITCH (I LOVED THIS). I love themmmmmm. I love this.