Reviews for Twittering Birds Never Fly Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm really glad I came across this work!! It's packed full of contents, and it's too great both romantically and for the main story of Gokudō! It also depicts past traumas, etc., and that's why the scene where Momome Oni and Yashiro get involved is so sad and heartbreaking! Even the silly interaction between the two is emo! I'm too worried about the continuation

This review contains spoilers. It's not complicated, it's simple, and I can't convey it. As I read on about them, I came to understand little by little, and I wanted to know where these two were headed.

This review contains spoilers. Many heartbreaking people (rude wording) who commit sexual violence against infants say, “Is it bad for you to let me do this to you/is it OK for your mother to know so that children can't ask for help from other adults? It is said that resistance is blocked by making children accomplices rather than victims of one-sided violence, such as “/You like this too, don't you?” An overcoat of cowardice to avoid being discovered or to lighten one's own sense of guilt. It was frustrating to watch how young Yashiro, who had no way to protect himself in terms of position, strength, or logic, was so disheartening to watch. It is said that children who have no choice but to suffer the pain of being forced to surrender their body and mind alone often fall into multiple personalities*, loss of memory/sensory/motivation, eating disorders, drug addiction, etc. as self-defense to alleviate pain (speaking of which, so was Jermi from “The Cruel God Rules” and “Gift”). Yashiro's words, “I'm just alive for now,” seemed to reveal his dry hopelessness because he didn't even have the energy to think that he wanted to live or die. For Yashiro, who has thrown his own body at men like worthless junk until now and has had violent sexual intercourse, the way Momome loves him gently and cared for him in every corner as if he were vulnerable should have shaken the roots of Yashiro, who tried to assume that he wasn't hurt in the past. It must have been a feeling of dizziness accompanied by nausea. Acknowledging your hurt self means reviving unbearable nightmares at the same time. Therefore, they have been sealed tightly without looking away from the image of a mother and child walking down the street (volume 7) or looking directly at things that evoke memories. However, there are also pains that can only be saved by releasing emotions when difficult times are painful, when sad memories are sad. I can't help but pray for some salvation from here on the expression of Yashiro, who was crying violently, when she looked at the illusion of her young self in tears. Yashiro dressed up as a yakuza for her friend who loved and wanted to be loved. I feel that it is important that Momome Oni, who knows almost all of the horrors that followed, affirmed Yashiro's essence as “beautiful.” If Yoneda Kou-sensei puts “salvation (of the soul)” as one of the themes in this story, then Yashiro will surely be saved. I would like to watch the story, which is now entering its prime, to see how it will be done. *Currently it appears to be called dissociative identity disorder

This review contains spoilers. Originally, I liked men who had sex appeal. In many ways, I'm having trouble with Doppling on Yashiro's worldview as a man of color. I like it even if it drips too much, so I like it ❤️ I can't wait for the new publication, and I've been rereading it over and over again since volume 1. It is said that even if they occasionally cheat on other comics, they go back to Yashiro. The end may be a painful ending, or it may be a happy ending. However, tell someone himself about who is to blame for Yashiro, who doesn't carry the Yakuza sign, and that Yashiro had no choice but to go down that path. That's because he'll never notice. My heart was so painful to imagine without permission that the story I understood was definitely a pattern when I wasn't Papien. But I want to read the new book quickly ‼️

This review contains spoilers. I bought it after watching the movie. Even though I was surprised that Momome had changed, I felt the enthusiasm of the staff in the film's faithfulness.

This review contains spoilers. I knew it was a popular work, but when I saw the content and reviews, I thought it was pretty heavy, and finally I was prepared to read it. After reading it, I regret why I didn't read it sooner. The person named Yashiro is deep. They are smart, cool, and have sex appeal. I have lived in contradictions to protect myself. The original appearance that comes up once in a while is cute and adorable, but that's why it's painful. I sincerely wish him a happy future.