moody_bish's manga / #unrequited love(26)

Not my type of story telling, but I can deal with that. For the first time since ages, the introduced "couple" doesn't get together and instead ends up parting ways. Im not satisfied with the conclusion because the relationship still looks unstable because of Hyunwoo. I also feel like there are too many fillers and it has a weak pivotal or important moments because they're not as decisive or as conclusive as I expected them too be. The whole thing is shaky but I suppose that is what makes human human? Im missing the stability it needs to make me feel like 2 years did pass after Subin left. The lines are too blurry on this one Then again, there's a feeling like some of the fillers were meant to lead to a different ending, like the author was changing their mind along the way. I have nothing against that except that it's better when it doesnt show too much.

It deals with identity. A man who loathes his body because he desires to be a woman. A writer who aims to leave a masterpiece like a genius dying young. A tomboy dressing feminine for a man she desires. An infertile woman who desires to choose her path but chose to be obedient. This isn’t even BL, but it does show a man loving another. This is a story about three “women” desiring a man who couldn’t love.

Nanase × Hina ( overthinker × Idiot ) As idiotic as Hina may be, he's the reason Nanase even had the chance to keep their relationship going. Even Eno made it possible for Nanase to finally receive requited love HAHAHA

The beginning threw me off to a different ending in mind, but I'm glad it progressed differently than I imagined. An introverted transfer student is befriended by 2 childhood friends. Kakeru witnesses something he shouldnt have which opened a window of opportunity for him to be closer with Yudai. Still, the bitter memories of why Kakeru transferred made it difficult to love Yudai.

The typical "I love you but you love him yet he's with someone else" story. Loved the end notes, but they take away the flow of the story for me.

I didn't expect I'd like it since the context isn't my cup of tea, but damn! Loved it! We got three friends and 2 contradicting promises, question is, which promise would be fulfilled?

Imagine setting up a cliche trope then breaking it with this realistic honesty... The type that you can tremble and feel all weak but still say the words you've been wanting to say. It's the sort to show how much you can really love someone to the point of facing your fears in front of someone who bluntly rejected you...because this time, you want to fight for someone you love and for yourself, too.

Both of the couples had a gap time where the occurences of their past affected their time apart and mahnified when they met again. The first was about an unforgettable kiss which somehow prevented him from ever kissing anyone else. The second was a word/drawing chain game that exemplified their feelings, ending for a moment then resumed just when they thought it would end. The 2nd couple is fleshed out more than the first which makes their connected more real as well.

Unrequited love has its limits, but it's funny how quick someone caught Toshi by the time he declared his surrender. And this time, it doesn't feel "too quick" because 15 years a long time and the love might have been just a felling he was used to... And Jun was always there for him. Jun's offer was just a trigger to finally move on. And this couple is so cute, adorable, and wholesome. Just when it's about to be dramatic, they pause and laugh at themselves.

Ah, what a heartaarming relationship. It was shaky at first, since the one confessed to was straught and couldve just agreed out of whim and curiosity. But then, he gained his footing and loved Aizawa with all his got. Damn the last chapter is EVERYTHING!