Mozzarella's manga / #FAVORITE(419)

Wow, it was great! Nice art, and nice power balance between uke and seme. They were both mature, no silly drama.

Omg this one was really really great! Nice art and nice plot!

I like the sequel better, but it was great!

Cool art, even if I didn't quite understand the plot very well (or rather, wasn't that well developed, but it was still a nice plot. Could have been a great multi chapter).

This... this is the first time I've cried reading yaoi. This manga is perfection. Even if people say it's incomplete, the last chapter was fulfilling enough an ending for me. Beautiful. Favorite.

This is just perfect! It breaks every single trope I hate in yaoi! The uke had balls! He said no, he called out on the seme's bad behavior, and he stood his ground for his decisions, he didn't play the part of the damsel in distress. He stood his ground that he had the right to hang out with his friends, to say no to sex and not to accept bullshit from seme. I also love how they showed the seme's perspective of a guy confused with his feelings to actually justify much of his behavior, and actually worked on improving the character to overcome his insecurities. He was a good guy after all, and rather sweet. I love it when semes show feelings that are actually love, not obsessive. But I guess that what I liked the most is that they didn't play mind games with each other. They communicated. If there was ever someone being an ass, they talked (or argued :p) it out. If there was a misunderstanding over something, THEY TALKED, and didn't just jump to conclusions, like the episode with the other suitors and the mother. In the end, it seemed like a healthy relationship, and one worth pursuing. Fav manga!

The senpai who sleeps with whoever pushes him into it and the gay kouhai who's been in love with him for over ten years. It was a slow burn and absolutely cute.

I actually cried here. No, seriously, I loved how realistic this was, the struggle of the uke-now-seme with his sexuality, and the struggle of the lack of trust in their relationship. I felt so bad for the seme-now-uke!