Shimekiri Mae niwa Yuri ga Hakadoru

[MangaDex]

 

[Nautical]

NOOOOOOOOOOOO WHY IS IT ABANDONED AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

[NonoScans]

Absolute hidden gem, the characters and story are superb. Too bad it's abandoned, unless...?

 

[testsubject401]

hero

 

[Archie_boi]

Im happy that the series is being uploaded again. But please, just upload the entire chapter at once, please. It's so annoying having to go though 4 parts, just to read one chapter. I'd rather wait 2 weeks for a new one, than a day or two for 1 new part.

 

[ocean_sun]

Thank you NonoScans for picking up this story again. I really love this manga. And how brave for Tomoka to come out that way. I hope her fans and public will support her. 💜

 

[ocean_sun]

Oh here comes the angst. I wonder if Yukari is being held back by her fear of abandonment and loneliness? She seems to understand feelings for her characters and stories but not for herself. Ayu must be very sad and might decide to leave.

 

[Cyroy95]

God not just angst through the Tomoka misunderstanding they're having... Now there's another potential rival popping up. This is starting to go down the not so fun tropes route x.x

 

[ocean_sun]

Miyako is being ignorant with how homophobic Ayu's parents are. Ayu going back to her parent's house was a mistake. Just like Ayu said, they researched about lgbtq for their sake of making Ayu as normal as possible, not for Ayu's sake and happiness. Now Ayu had to break up with Hikari because her father blackmail her. What a mess. Poor Ayu. She suffers so much.

 

[leviadragon]

Man... Ayu's parents are a whole kind of psycho. she maybe shouldn't have let slip that she's dating a 23-year-old, but even so, those controlling-ass hostage-taking, trying to force her into a loveless het marriage fucksticks need to piss off and die.

 

[Pearl_Himejoshi]

I like this series as a whole but that ending was abrupt and strange

 

[Pikkzzz]

Was it at least a happy ending

 

[Vio-lyn]

Was it at least a happy ending

Yes and not just happy (and I mean this as a compliment) it was extremely simple. Honestly I wish more people would see it, it's such an important message.

 

[valdoray]

I dunno about that fact that she still considers herself straight in the end

 

[Pluveus]

I dunno about that fact that she still considers herself straight in the end

Honestly with how just being gay is still pretty close to how this manga portrays it in Japan(though it's very much a generational thing) I wouldn't expect this manga to delve into the asexuality spectrum. Yukari seems like she's ace, but not sex repulsed. It's more like she's the kind of person who doesn't feel sexual desire, but enjoys it when it happens, and because she doesn't actually have a frame of reference for the ace spectrum, she just considers herself strait even though she's in a lesbian relationship.

 

[valdoray]

Honestly with how just being gay is still pretty close to how this manga portrays it in Japan(though it's very much a generational thing) I wouldn't expect this manga to delve into the asexuality spectrum. Yukari seems like she's ace, but not sex repulsed. It's more like she's the kind of person who doesn't feel sexual desire, but enjoys it when it happens, and because she doesn't actually have a frame of reference for the ace spectrum, she just considers herself strait even though she's in a lesbian relationship.

Yeah, homoromantic asexual without sex repulsion pretty much fits