moody_bish's manga / #wholesome(161)

Darn it! This universe of Minore no Te (and the three more stories line up to it) really highlights that masculine aura. I mean, having read most of Beriko-sensei’s works, their good with highlighting that masculinity. The balanced assertiveness and dominance. That atmosphere of reliability and solid foundation. Even the natural weaknesses that would seem non-masculine or wimpy is emphasize to bring out the most of their character development. Gahhh so much love for this, too!

Snacks! The one shots are adorable and though it leaves me wanting more, it doesn’t leave me hanging. It’s not as sensual nor that different to each other in terms of premise, but they’re all refreshing to me nonetheless.

A sadist and an airhead that actually meet halfway?? A healthy and positive relationship where the couple pull each other for the better?? A beautifully drawn story where the seme isn’t just a whimsical egoist who leads the uke around but actually wholeheartedly loves his partner?? An uke who intentionally makes the seme happy?? This is it. The ideal relationship where both partners give as much as they receive instead of hurting their partner when they’re insecure.

Masato must have been one of the reasons why canines are a feature I tend to notice quickly. His character is relatable and admirable because though he hurt others and tries to redeem himself after, he doesnt deny what he’s done. Even his reason to leave wasn’t just about what he did but how their relationship would affect Asahi. In his defense, even if he tests people’s relationships, he managed to see beyond the two of them and put Kousei’s value to Asahi in consideration.

Aww. Impractically romantic! Imagine all the misunderstanding cleared up and reformed into new ones like talking about the person you’re in live with to someone else and they think you are in love with that person instead.

I love this so much even if there are a few loose ends. The amount of courage displayed here balanced the tragic realities we hope to confront ourselves. Prejudices and discrimination are difficult to erase but this tries to battle them as individuals. It’s not as idealized or shown through rosy-tinted lenses. Kenji and Yu battled them out in ways that they are able. For a boy who has never felt loved and treasured, Kenji feared to be betrayed by Yu’s kindness and his own yearning to depend on someone else. And Yu, who gains Kenji’s trust slowly without asserting himself like a hero I often see are portrayed on stories like this. Yu looks for allies to help him make his desire to help Kenji a reality. It’s not the sort of impulsive dreamy-eyed willfulness to pull someone away from their problem. He puts into consideration what might happen next and Yu’s patience never ran out. It’s understandable if it was for pity and the sort to make himself feel good, but it went beyond that. Thank you for creating this!

Ah how the flowers bloom in my heart

We have the main couple who riled the whole school with their dramatic love life. A side couple that uncovered the depths of being together since birth. A distant budding couple that I'd wish to see more of (looking at you blondie and ex-four-eyed hottie (〜￣▽￣)〜) It's funny, chaotic, and a full rollercoaster ride. They mess up, confess, and make up. I'm also happy at how the artist improved until the ending (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

┬┴┬┴┤ ͜ʖ ͡°) ├┬┴┬┴ Arf! ∪･ω･∪

Sublime (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ There is a good amount of flirt, smut, drama, romance, and a spicy bunos. We have a hard working Pharma Rep who must coax a cold hearted doctor. A misunderstanding opens the gap for these two sexy men. Then an asshole butts in (that's what they're only good at) and make things a tad more difficult. But hey, the smut, I mean, love wins.