You just described a harem manga.Poly? All these girls just want to date the MC. But the MC doesn't really deserve any of them
Riri likes how Mei feelsI can't even remember why they all want mei's love lol.
Poly route would be interesting but as always, maria-sensei is where it's at <3
I didare people actually thinking this is poly?
Perhaps that's because no single choice feels satisfactory to her and she doesn't realize there's an alternative.Doesn’t poly seem a cop out? Mei has rejected all her love interests and I have a feeling she’ll reject Maria sensei in the end as well.
Mei still doesn’t know what she wants and is aimlessly going on along…
I mean gay marriage isn’t legal in Japan anyway so might as well go all the way with harem endings right? It’s not like there are legal issues with it with marriage off the table anyway.Hm...maybe the polyamory is back on. If it was ever off in the first place
Poly relationships are kind of a lot of work though, especially if everyone else is monogamous towards one person, cuz then that one person has to do like 5 times the work (in this case).Perhaps that's because no single choice feels satisfactory to her and she doesn't realize there's an alternative.
A lot of poly people in the world believe they have no choice but to have monogamous relationships, and never really feel complete. If they finally discover they don't have to stuff themselves into that box, it can create considerable liberation.
There are a couple of exceptions, but I haven't seen it done in a long series, just short ones.Also, I haven’t really seen any mangaka write a good poly ending. It’s always depicted in a sort of gag or unserious way that doesn’t progress commitment/take the relationship to the next level and leaves it kind of open.