Osananananajimi - Ch. 1 - Childhood Friends

[Rathly]

No wonder it felt so familiar reading the first few pages and I realized it was the same author as Kubo-san after seeing the manga MC had.
This is gonna be another diabetic ride

 

[EMJzero]

The “Kubo-San won’t let me be invisible” reference made me laugh so hard ahahah!

 

[waldo220]

I recognize those eyes and chubby cheeks anywhere. It's the same mangaka as Kubo-san!

 

[bluenorvo]

I find it refreshing that (according to MC at least) the girl is just normal, not the typical "class idol" or some cliche bullcrap

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

I feel like if I try to verbally say this story's name I will bite my tongue.

I did and it turned into the ending section of "Hey, Jude".

 

[LoliWaifuist]

So why are they so formal with each other? She seemed excited to talk to him again like 'they used to' so why did she stop to begin with?

 

[Ekuzeiru]

so fúcking cute 😍

 

[WJ_PK]

I'm hoping this is more of a rekindling of friendship kind of story but I know it's definitely gonna be romance which is kind of a bummer (I like stories of friendship a lot more than ones about romance)
Still cool though. It really do be like that sometimes with drifting relations...

 

[Erricane]

This artstyle... Kubo...? IT IS!

 

[hawkflights]

tbf it is the childhood friend's fault for losing. They got decade to confess their feelings, but they don't.

The uglier truth is that changing the relationship at the time is unexplored territory and often terrifying, especially if you're afraid of breaking what you have. Maintain this holding pattern for a couple years, and you'll totally succeed...in breaking what you have.

 

[AMIdrissi]

Yeeeeeey I've been longing for some diabetus, I recognized the art style from the cover right away

 

[Apep23]

I didn’t know that yukimori-sensei made a new work, always appreciated!

 

[wallsg]

The uglier truth is that changing the relationship at the time is unexplored territory and often terrifying, especially if you're afraid of breaking what you have. Maintain this holding pattern for a couple years, and you'll totally succeed...in breaking what you have.

I think in this case, since they had drifted apart in (early?) MS and what they had didn't really exist any longer, it was more related to puberty.