#Gyaru to Gyaru no Yuri - Vol. 1 Ch. 6 - #Sleepover

[Ichaivalrose]

Howd i miss that this was that dude... that explains a lot actually

The artstyle is a little less stylized tbf that manga stands out a lot more art wise than this one

 

[Spectrum]

(Might as well be) newlyweds that love each other enough to buckle down and study

So cute I'm die

 

[Gaporigo]

12 hours of studying and 4 hours of sleep... girl you better stop or you'll die very young.

 

[Ultenth]

I wonder if them being gyaru from the start helps with the vibes. Gyaru are naturally often portrayed as more emotionally available and less restrained, so there isn't a lot of need for the standard super shy and distant awkward tropes where people are afraid of relationships and the people they like. It allow for a much more open and honest and balanced relationship when both are like that too, instead of just one partner chasing as a gyaru and the other not and constantly putting up walls like many romantic characters in manga do.

 

[Floh2802]

Need some of this in my life

 

[Sunspawn]

Ah, Japanese and their "literally nothing else but holding a pen during exam period" fetish like fooling around for an hour is not better for stress build up.

Korea and China has that fetish too afaik, though I understand that China is slowly losing it due to the fact it is no longer enough to even get a job, much less a well-paying one, nowadays.

 

[neokungsama]

I want a boobs pillow toooo🥹🥹

 

[DiabolikBlood]

#theperfectcouple
#gyaruyuriisthebest

 

[helotaku]

THEY’RE SO FUCKING CUTE HAAAAA

 

[hayasaka03]

this is so fucking good omg 😭😭😭😭

 

[cranscape]

I wonder if them being gyaru from the start helps with the vibes. Gyaru are naturally often portrayed as more emotionally available and less restrained, so there isn't a lot of need for the standard super shy and distant awkward tropes where people are afraid of relationships and the people they like. It allow for a much more open and honest and balanced relationship when both are like that too, instead of just one partner chasing as a gyaru and the other not and constantly putting up walls like many romantic characters in manga do.

At least how they are presented here they have way less societal clutter in in their daily lives as gyaru. They get more of a pass on norms and don't acknowledge existing stigmas. Even their guidance counselor had a kind of "whelp, that's gyaru for you" and not exactly in a negative way either when they have unconventional goals. It's all heightened by fiction, but that is the allure of being part of a subculture in an otherwise strict society.

 

[Legofrans]

God this shit is so fucking cute