Autumn-Rain's manga / #Slice of Life(78)

Enjoyed. Re-read 19/1/21: Fully re-read and still emjoyed the story. It was so fluffy, cute and wholehearted.

Oh wow this is really cute. It is a little slow at the beginning but the ending is worthwhile.

I had a smile on my face throughout reading this manga. Honestly what a wholesome read! I really enjoyed it and loved how well they communicated with each other. It also has a live-action movie, if I want to check it out. Prequel to: Restart wa Onaka wo Sukasete.

Chp.5 was honestly so cute! Defo wish there was more. Chps1,2+6 were nice too. Also the uke design was so lovely.

That was surprisingly sad/beautiful. Like I didn't really feel sad throughout the story but that short extra at the end (after the author's foreward) nearly broke me. It was bittersweet to a certain extent, I guess. The art was also lovely.

Sequel to: Restart wa Tadaima no Ato de. Nah their friend Harada is such a sweet person and an amazing friend. Lol just had to say this. Anyways, finished the story and once again really enjoyed it. It was so wholesome and fluffy. Honestly I really love and appreciate when couples communicate their problems and remember that their love is a partnership- and this manga handled/resolved its "problem" well. Well wouldn't call it a problem but not sure how to phrase it. But it was defo a pleasant read, similar to its prequel. However, I have wandered why Mitsuomi brothers never visited home or at least contacted him. Has a live action movie that I haven't watched yet titled: Restart After Coming Home.

Cute. I enjoyed reading it.

I've read this before. Heart-warming, I guess.

Light and fluffy though a little boring. It was wholesome and I liked that they communicated their feelings even though it was a little clumsy. They also didn't really annoy me.

Wow! What a journey! What a ride! I felt so many emotions reading this. Sadness, angry, annoyance but ultimately I was not shocked as I am sure that this happens to many gay/lgbtq+ people. Although I did enjoy it, I was occasionally annoyed with the protagonist's excessively desire for a partner/companion (going as far as to lash out at people despite still being in the closet- though I do understand he was young, lonely and lost), maybe it's due to my personality and the privilege that I have as a heterosexual but I felt that he should have focused on his career and loving himself first- things that he can control- before seeking a romantic partner. I am a firm believer that you cannot properly love someone if you don't love yourself.