Busu ni Hanataba wo. - Vol. 1 Ch. 5 - Being The Protagonist For A Day

[MangaDex]

 

[LoMal]

This is gold

 

[homeworkChan]

This is why I never go to dinning places with my family

 

[cellphonestomper]

ayy

 

[SkyFantasy333]

thanks for the double chapter!

 

[themoobz]

MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

 

[draw2much]

Her parents are really cute though. 😂

 

[peachyv]

jesus fuck i cant stop laughing. tabata girl while i relate to u hard u gotta take some time to breathe lmao

 

[Tersione]

I like her parents already. They're just so blissfully unaware in the sweetest way.

Tabata's assumptions are painfully realistic as always, but it's wholesome whenever she's proven wrong about them.

 

[Xantheosse]

Mom, is that you?

 

[blurgh123]

Same here, I can't stand celebrating my own birthday

 

[Lunarrin]

Why can I relate to her 😂

 

[YuriHeimurinn]

Oh my today is my birthday, I feel so lucky~

Oh gosh I think I am going to be like her mom when I get older... so cute~
But Hana is more lucky to have such wonderful friends, hope she realized it soon.

 

[Zmk]

Wow this is so relatable tho (ꏿ﹏ꏿ

@YuriHeimurinn
(つ≧▽≦)つHappy Birthday! 🎂🎈🎉

 

[DTonin]

This manga is great

 

[MangoDude]

Tabata is very relatable to the me back in middle and high school! And it also seems like she has this solidified perception of herself and social position because of all shoujo manga she reads; but everything in reality doesn't reflect that. So far, I don't think there has been any snide remarks towards her or anything that indicates she's being outcasted. That really hits home since I also live in my own head at times.

 

[Brightamethyst]

Let's be real, who's parents haven't embarrassed them in front of their friends?

 

[TNT261]

I get she’s embarrassed by her parents (we all are; all the time), but she has to be self-aware. She’s only making things harder on herself by acting so strange just because they’re there.

 

[liszst]

FFFUUCK MY MOM USED TO DO THIS SHIT I’m getting awful flashbacks 😂 too relatable!

 

[NoireNowaru]

This is so painfully relatable, I can feel it through the screen.