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Oh, I get all that. It's just that I find the way the insult works funny from a logical standpoint. The applicability of status adds to the hilarity-- I get it on a level, but it's such an odd thing to attach a sense of status to, given all the kinds of circumstances one could be rendered...

I don't know how, but my brain covered for you and autocompleted those lines.

Aneki: "I CAN'T GET THE CAP OFF!" MC (in another room): "Job's not finished." [correction at 9%] It's a completely coherent sequence, but I'm still perplexed and amused. At any rate, the heroine's so far is interestingly constructed, what with her normally aloof attitude and flashy clothing...

This driving isn't nearly as dangerous as I was expecting it to be.

If nothing else, I respect the unabashed double standard holding-- they are different things with different dynamics, however theoretically equivalent they are. Though, I think part of that impression is that we're guys. There are women that have an affinity for the yandere (male) trope, the...

Nice twist.

She all but tells her daughter that she was an incidental product of their lovemaking, not at all premeditated. An accident, if you will.

Oh nah, mans was tweaking on page 1.

The volume releases.

Newspaper comics also don't have plot progression. That wouldn't be enough to kill interest. If it's not that it was already determined that this would be a two-volumes-worth serialization, then-- under normal circumstances-- the tankoubon didn't sell well enough and the publisher didn't want...

Supposing your observation is correct: wouldn't it largely be like how most mangaka that make harem manga are men, and most mangaka that make reverse harem manga are women? The fetish you described would be like the latter, but 18+ and hyper-sensualized.

Depending on what was in that syringe? Soon enough, there very well may be. I'm pretty sure what marked the post for sensitive content is an insufficiently trained AI. Not that it would ever have the mind to accurately make calls on anything less subtle than full-on porn-- oh wait, porn's...

From a writing standpoint, I would have slightly preferred if she didn't go and spell out that she put her blood in the chocolate. From a character standpoint, she sure is courteous to tell him that she put her blood in the chocolate. Yeah-- she's rubbing her bandaged wrist.

The Japanese can have really interesting thought processes. Your favorite comments were my favorite comments.

"Okaa-san... I'm the same as you."

This ending doesn't feel fulfilling, but what I don't get is the energy of the poor reactions to it. "THE JAPANESE DON'T KNOW HOW TO MAKE ROMCOMS! KOREA IS OUR ONLY HOPE, NOW!" "I'M GONNA GO READ THE PORN DOUJINS FOR A BETTER EXPERIENCE!" Like, it was never that serious. Ending's even got some...

[ningen] it's never that serious I don't get the sense the editor or publisher would care, let alone enough to sufficiently push back against Minenami's intention.

I interpreted this manga as "quintessentially shoujo rom-drama". Nothing wrong with that-- I found it simple, clean, and nice. Because he was handsome, presumably. It's like when gyarus are stereotyped as being promiscuous.

Josei manga is extremely capable of being smutty-- actually, my first impression has been that it's disproportionately, if not primarily so.

I hate the fact that I don't really get it. I prefer understanding something about a work, regardless of whether or not I believe it was properly executed. I hate being this lost about a work. Was that it? My first impression was that she was trying to cut him loose, for his sake, by flying...