@Yasaine
But that is also a problem (or a feature depending on how you look at it given the intention) with many other mangas where regular daily interaction is the base, is just a idealization.
You can see how he really takes after magazine girls, the way they pose, the faces they have, the way they look like with other people in the same frame... And I think what he does is part from the cover girl premise and extend it through his own ideal, which we don't really know if he is a grounded person just giving life to his fantasy or an unsocial otaku who is just doing escapism, and sadly the last is usually the correct answer, but who are we to judge.
This manga is escapism for men, there is no other intention and is clear in that regard. I don't know how legitimate is asking it to be grounded in reality, but is also true that other people who don't know or can't imagine how things really are can be deceived by a fantasy. And this matter a question I make myself regarding majority of mangas around romance or human interaction, does it come from an artist fantasy projection for some sort of fullfilment for him and his audience or does he believe what he writes and just want things to be like that and are we aware all of what is happening?
Which a lot of people would dismiss because how can you form an opinion based on a manga, but when you don't really have other place to look or never visited this idea it can really form an opinion on you based on it, and pile over pile makes a mound. Knowing a little more about japanese culture and watching comments around this site and other anime communities confirmed it to me.
But hey look, cute pinup girls draw realistic.