Reviews for That's My Atypical Girl Manga

My son and daughter are similarly autistic without learning disabilities. So I understand how parents feel! Although I'm just dealing with my child, there are many things I don't understand because of lack of support. It can also be frustrating that if you don't have time to spare, it won't work even if you take the same care over and over again. As a result, it tightens my mind when I think that a reality like this comic is possible... I'm glad I knew that. After about 4 volumes, I felt so anxious that I couldn't proceed with the purchase for a few years. I made up my mind and bought all the volumes! I want to read it over and over again. Thank you for making this comic!

When I heard a statement that made me wonder why they couldn't imagine the other person's feelings, I was wondering if it was a personality, but it may be a personality disorder. I feel that it is important to have it as knowledge.

There are a lot of strange people. Maybe “decent” people are in the minority. However, I also think there are many people who say they are “decent.” There are very few works that make me think about such things. Those who know themselves are wise.

I also have a mild developmental disability, so I was able to read it with some sympathy. I couldn't read the atmosphere of the place, did something out of place, and made the people who were there pull away many times. However, this protagonist had symptoms that were incomparable to those, and he suffered, struggled, and was bullied at a ridiculous level, and I thought I was very blessed in my situation.

It tells me a lot of things I don't know, and although it makes for fun, it's an interesting story, and the characters Yokoi and Saito are alive. The final episode made me feel happy, but I was sad that it was over, and I wanted to read more.

Maybe along with the light I read when I was in elementary school? The title I remember is also vague, but for some reason it's always in the corner of my head and I remember it once in a while. Even if the title of this comic becomes vague, I think I'll remember the content once in a while.

It's written in detail about people with Asperger's, and I think it's an amazing book. I wish the world was more relaxed and kind to people.

Everyone has “characteristics,” not “disabilities,” and they are just different from person to person. There is no human or creature that doesn't need support for the rest of their lives. Accept the differences in “characteristics” that everyone has. This may be an ideology, but if aiming for a peaceful society without war is human evolution, accepting differences in characteristics may be the first step in that evolution.

It's a story that begins when an eccentric girl suddenly rushes into the house of an unsellable manga artist. It's a manga that makes me think about what it means to live together in the midst of suffering and pain that no one else understands.

I also had a mental illness when I was a teenager, so I sympathized with Saito-san's flashbacks and sudden seizures. Yokoi's words in the last volume are words I was able to say because they had strange medical knowledge or prejudice against Saito-san, and there were many parts that were superimposed on me, and they are very persuasive, and I want many people to read them.

I was shocked when I read it casually. I know the words for mental symptoms such as developmental disability, Asperger's, obsessive-compulsive disorder, etc., but if you read this comic, you can clearly understand the world as seen by those involved. Here's an example of a symptom. It depicts emotions that cannot be put into words, contradictions in a world that cannot be accepted, a world full of enemies with no one to understand... the difficulties of being alive. I'd like to watch it until the end.

Yokoi, aren't your boyfriend skills insanely high? Is that the insight of women in the surrounding world? ←Maybe so. I think it's “what is that” to demand affection even though they search for a husband on conditions such as “marriage hunting.”

It's a comic about Asperger's syndrome, and I think it's a very stinging story for people who have trouble living or mental weakness. As I say, I feel like that... It's up to volume 3 for trial reading, but it's not an unnecessarily happy development, and the feeling of facing Asperger's and living together is so real that it makes me feel relieved, and throbbing... Anyway, I recommend it.

I learned a lot about how people in Aspel can see the world. I feel so sorry when I think about my poor response so far... I want to be able to laugh from now on!

I read it casually. The feeling of caring for others. I mean, even if it's a small thing for me, it's probably a big damage when you deal with them, or maybe they hurt you in a place you don't know... and. I thought about it again. The fact that the main character and Saito-san care for each other was conveyed so much in pictures and lines that I cried. ... sorry for not being able to communicate well!! I think it's a work I want many people to read. Please really read it!!

I'm amazed at how the main character, the human being, is made. Why is it so accepted, can make deep inferences, and judgments? While there is absolutely no room for life, I think about Mr. Saito and wonder how difficult it would be to maintain a lifestyle as new events occur every day. It makes me think about a lot of things that I probably wouldn't be able to do if I were myself.

Even though there are many books with sentences about developmental disabilities on the market, I don't think there are any other comics that have gone this far in depth. I sympathized with you, and I am also withdrawn due to a developmental disability. I'm sorry for the mundane words, but after reading this, I thought I'd live another day tomorrow.

As a reader, I'm confused by not collecting all kinds of foreshadowing. However, as Saito-san said at the beginning, not everything has a happy ending, and I like it because it convinces me that it will continue realistically as long as I live.

It was a year of extremely dangerous stories, and I was uneasy about how it would land. After all, going one step further becomes this intense, well... but no matter what, it seems like I'll be able to sleep until the end after reading it until the end.