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It is interesting seeing these analyses of situations due to the reversals... but I would also like to see some more progression involving Ichikawa, as well. Is she going to find a love life in this world? Is it so weird she might not even be able to click with any of the guys from this world...

Not to mention, at least from my perspective, it felt like every time they overcame something, they were falling even more in love, and it felt super fluffy and warm to read/see.

Didn't she enter the business or economics program in university?

I have to admit, I do feel like me and my ex had to look like this for the first year or so we were actually together. I know I was just so happy merely to spend time around her back then. We rarely spent any time apart, outside of when I went to work. There's something nice about seeing these...

Well, shit... That previous comment just had to say that, huh... I assume reading Fuuka is ultimately tragic, which sounds like a shitty way to go about the legacy of these two. Well, okay... I started reading Seo Kouji's stuff with Half & Half, and that had the premise that one of the main...

Yui was excessively pushy and basically a combination of some of the main pair's worst traits exacerbated.

I suppose this has been foreshadowed ever since the first 'safe delivery' charm was accidentally acquired and gifted, to be honest. I do agree they shouldn't be rushing into having this child, but... at the same time, I do get their feelings. I don't think either of them actually cared that much...

To be honest, I agree. Sure, I get Yamato being worried about her health, but... this is her decision, and, for her, track and field is still very important to her. She can't be having his kids just yet. Also, what happened to that condom, anyway? Hattori gave it to him, and apparently it...

I had a feeling... she didn't actually seem all that sick, but something was off about her, huh? It only made sense it was that. And, of course, three months... was probably their first time, at the start of this volume. They haven't highlighted any other times they've done it. It's surprising...

My first experience with this author was Half & Half, which gave me a good impression, despite its short timespan. I started reading this because it seemed like it was early on in the author's work, with possible references in others. Like... other stuff was referencing Suzuka in the...

Reminder that Suzuka's cooking has always been more or less passable, at the very least. Some minor issues at points, but salvageable. She always had the potential to do well with it. Yui's is beyond all hope. Abandon all hope, ye who enters her kitchen. Anyway, this reminds me of when I would...

Well... they did it. I suppose it was about time. I appreciate stories that acknowledge that this is an important step in a relationship, and not all of them get this far. Though, again, like I've said, not all people value reaching this level of intimacy as important, but vast majority do, I...

He keeps listening to Hattori. I keep saying the guy is a bad source of advice for long-term relationships, since all evidence points to him never having a serious one in his life. His advice is worthless for someone trying to have a serious, committed, long-term relationship like Yamato. And...

When is he going to learn to stop listening to Hattori, a guy who hasn't had a serious relationship in his life? All he's interested in is 'scoring' with his date, then moving on. He's after quantity, not quality, and his advice is worthless for a guy actually going steady with someone. Sure...

I feel like I'd be getting this frequently. Because sometimes I wall of text without even trying.

Same- the manga's supposed to be about Komi making friends. Her relationship with Tadano is more of a side-story we get to glance in on from time to time.

I didn't even bother to see the non-Potteto scan. They were the chosen successors to Komi Scans, and they do a fantastic job for Sono Bisque already. Anyway, absolutely adorable. Can't wait for them making a more intentional effort later. Also, that animated Komi on the credits page was also...

It's not the first time, to be honest, but it's definitely a step-up from the last one, which was before the studying abroad crap came up. That's about when their first time together turned properly sour, after it felt so nice and stable. To be fair, he was slacking off back then, thinking he...

They really are inevitable, like two magnets that get too close to each other, or two celestial objects that just keep pulling each other in. Sometimes, fighting is a healthy way to go about it. Not always, but, in a way, it's one method for working out frustrations over silly things. And some...

Maybe this means Yamato can stop being such an empty headed dimwit. It's obvious he still wants to be with Suzuka, and the feeling is mutual, far as I'm aware. They need to just work their shit out and get back together properly. He helped Yuuka finally confront her crush properly, and get over...