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Yes, because he CHOSE to date her. When you date someone, you are CHOOSING them, shortcomings and all. Speaking from experience, don't expect women to change for you. She shouldn't have to explain the issue when he knows how she is, and proceeds to do things that would end up hurting her...

Happy to see this getting posted again.

You get it. Anna even told Kyo about her flaws when they started dating. She KNOWS her shortcomings and even told him point blank. I know a lot of people are saying she was bad at communicating, but this is mostly Kyo's fault. If she has to explain to him HOW he hurt her, then there's a...

Huge props for giving chapter number. I didn't start this manga from the beginning so that moment was a little confusing haha

Sure as hell doesn't feel like it. Their arc is boring as hell. He manned up enough to ask her out then immediately regressed back into being a coward. Inuyama and Toyoda made more progress and they aren't even the protags.

I'm 100% in the same boat as you. Seto saying in Ch.152 that he'd "study" so they can be more intimate without him second-guessing or some dumb shit, and he still acts shocked when his girlfriend, whose needs are NOT being met mind you, acts out in a desperate attempt for some satisfaction...

That one isn't as strong an example imo. I like Senukin's work, but he's started and dropped so many series that I don't feel ratings matter for his stuff, especially if he doesn't commit to an IP. But yeah people downvoting because 'gay' is kinda disappointing. Recently started glancing at GL...

The amount of people refusing to see that he actively pushed her away once he started taking his career seriously is a mood. -She wanted him to take work seriously, as he scarcely improved over years -He DOES improve -She's happy with what she sees, and tries to reciprocate, finally knowing...

If you are using a smartphone, you might have an AI feature that can auto translate. That said, MostlyHumanTLs is literally giving the synopsis at the beginning of his post.

The foreshortening is strong in this one.

I keep saying it, but man people don't anticipate this mangaka, I dunno, following a trend with previous works?

This author's primary stories run on savior complex. Extremely likely his "revenge" is making his old bully fall in love with him. "Do I not destroy my enemies when I make them into friends?" -Abraham Lincoln

Honestly, I think she already recognizes her feelings and his. Like Iwakura said, he's easy to read. Chihara might be an airheaded goofball, but she's not a moron. He admitted to enjoying holding her hand. Kuroki's sister told Chihara that he likes Chihara. Or how she said she wanted to hug him...

You can tell in the comments who has and has not read the author's previous work

Talking about one of the most fucked up countries when it comes to workers' rights. For example, companies can require that women wear contacts instead of glasses and heels instead of shoes because, and I hate using buzzwords, of literal sexism.

Same mangaka as "Kubo won't let me be invisible". Considering how fun and fluffy of a manga that was, people are expecting much the same here. Kind of like how seeing Hideki Kamiya's name on a game basically guarantees its quality.

They're each worried the other will get made fun of, for the most part.

If a woman strikes you because you didn't stalk her after she dumped you, yes, she is a villain.

I honestly kind of hope they'll be a foil to the other two couples; where they DON'T reconcile or grow and they don't get together.

The little flashback alluding to how they experience love differently is a nice touch. He's not as shakeable as her because of how comfortable and confident he is in the relationship, whereas Yamada needs affirmation to reassure her. This character growth is peak.