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I think you’re misunderstanding my point just because I called Tsubasa beautiful. In the chapter I referenced, Chapter 13, Hiromi lists a number of things he likes about her. For example, he says he likes the way she defuses serious situations with a joke, and how she graciously offers her ear...

I'm glad you brought this up. Looking back at Chapter 13, Tsubasa does try to propose that if they haven't found anyone by the time they turn 30, they could start a real relationship. But before she can even finish, Hiromi surprises her, and she immediately walks it back. This goes back to...

Now, I totally understand where you're coming from, and I respect your decision to wait until the next chapter to see how things play out before making any judgment on Tsubasa's actions. However, I don’t know if I can fully agree with that. If we factor in both the previous chapter and this...

Honestly, this chapter left me with mixed emotions. First, Tsubasa. She tries to confess her feelings to Hiromi. Now, I get why Hiromi didn’t respond the way she thought he would or wanted him to. He’s right, before this moment she never gave him any real hint that she had feelings for him, so...

IMO, Gotou’s reactions to Shige calling him “gross” aren’t random. Takeda is deliberately building the sexual and emotional tension between them with care. After Agawa-san dismantled his confidence, Gotou’s ED became the clearest sign of how emotionally broken he is. Yet when Shige, in genuine...

LMFAO, since you claim I'm missing the point of the manga, here's a spoiler 😭

From being emasculated by Agawa-san to now being called gross by Shige, Gotou just can’t catch a break. Hopefully, this introduction with Shige actually leads somewhere. Like I said last week, the only way Gotou could get back at Agawa-san was by sleeping with her friend, and it looks like...

Yes, Chika used him, and the reason Hiromi broke up with her was because he found out she was using him. But you also have to acknowledge that Chika was a businesswoman with a high position in her job, not some bum who started off using men when Hiromi first met her. She gave the impression of...

Honestly, this chapter was very interesting because we got to see a unique contrast between all four girls. Lili spent most of this arc worried about losing Hiromi, afraid he might move on without her. So when she finally reconnects with him and says she wants to see the places he grew up, it...

The best way for Gotou to get back at Agawa-san is to sleep with the friend who called him lame.

Isn’t it obvious that Agawa-san is trying to confine Gotou to how she wants him, how she enjoys him? She doesn’t want him to have confidence or be cocky. She picks him apart for how he’s acting now. If that doesn’t tell you she’s wrong for him, I don’t know what will. It was fine when he was a...

Guess she liked his vibe when he was a simp

Well, I didn’t expect any infighting, especially since none of the four girls are in a relationship with Hiromi. If they had started arguing after showing up separately at the Inn, it would have felt like a slap in the face to how close they are. That’s why things turned mature so quickly once...

This chapter was hilarious, I loved it. I feel like Mine is so sharp and aware of what’s going on that she purposely brought up Nonoka’s business in front of the girls, knowing they were listening in. I just got that feeling. If anyone can pick up on the situation with women’s intuition, it’s...

I wasn’t expecting to cry this hard. Seeing how sweet Sora is to his brother, and how Takumi loves him the same way, always wanting the best for him, hits differently now, knowing what we know. You can’t help but feel that deep ache, wishing Takumi hadn’t died, wondering what he would have been...

You're right, she did mention he had stamina. But stamina alone wasn't enough to stop her from pursuing sex with her other sex friends.

Agawa-san shouldn’t be shocked. This is the monster she created. She told Gotou he needed to make more sex friends. And in doing that, he realized he had to abandon his morality and give in to his urges. That’s how he became the villain we see now. So no, she doesn’t get to act surprised. This...

Honestly, I agree. When it comes to human psychology, what's happening in this story clearly falls under one key category: Right now, not just Eiji’s classmates, but the entire school sees him as scum. He’s bullied, isolated, told to die, and judged entirely based on false rumors. People...

While I don't disagree with your overall take, there's one part I have to push back on. Yes, Miyuki might not have had a direct hand in everything her classmates did to harass Eiji. But in this chapter, by her own admission, she let Kondo abuse her arm, take a picture of it, and send it out...