TarantulaHug's manga / #rape(65)

I realize dubious consent is a common theme in BL but this is just flat out rape, GRAPHIC RAPE. I read past it just to see if it got better, and while a few of the jokes made me laugh, it was just an all around unhealthy dynamic. And even if it wasn't for the rape and blackmail stuff, the tsundere thing should have a limit. It got even worse with the second couple which includes Tetsuhiro's brother, the scenes there were TERRIFYING because it was also rape, but this time revenge rape. Koisuru Boukun is also the sequel to Challengers (read it, wasn't impressed), there you can get a little more insight as to why Souichi is as homophobic as he is. Which if you are anything like me it'll make you more livid at Tetsuhiro. I wouldn't recommend this manga.

I'm used to arrogant celebrities falling in love with someone whose not a fan of them so this is unique in that sense. And the two's dynamic got a couple of chuckles out of me at moments. However I really do not care for the rape. The relationship was pRETTY forced in making Takato receptive of Junta's feelings right away.

A surprisingly entertaining story about a boy who goes to a school where the female students are boy starved due to the lack of male students at the school to the point of sexual harassment and rape (..... oof). To avoid getting his nether regions violated he drags the first girl he sees into a fake relationship, much to her chagrin. It’s a smut, but a pretty funny one with decent main characters. Seriously it’s a lot better than it sounds.

You will cry. In the happiest and sweetest way possible.

Boy is this messed up, The horror is absolutely terrifying and made me feel dizzy at points. The characters, specifically Sangwoo, the serial killer, and Bum, the perverted stalker that is spared.... as far as being killed anyway. The plot is full of abuse, murder, and so much more chilling elements. I would not recommend this to someone hoping for a yaoi love story. Sure the two care for each other in their own way but it is twisted, toxic, abusive, and pretty much the perfect example of Stockholm syndrome. But if you enjoy all things horror and terror, gore, psychological, and digging into the mind of serial killers here you go. The creator managed to make complicated characters that I found myself feeling bad for, like Sangwoo and Bum during their childhood. It really drives home the point of you that evil is not born, it is made.