Reviews for That's My Atypical Girl Manga

I am a developmentally disabled person whose life was extended by this work. For me, this work is a doujinshi of the writer the heroine met in the play. It is a miracle that I was able to understand the meaning of hope for the first time in my life, and it is a blessing that continues to be hope for a lifetime. This work itself is the meaning itself.

I was immersed in a story that I could relate to. I thought it was a work that resonated with people who felt out of touch with their surroundings and were tired of living in a world where it was difficult to live, and those who thought it was boring and had cooled down somewhere.

At first, I thought I might like the design, but gradually I was drawn into the world. Seeing Saito-san's smile makes me so happy that I almost cry. Their view of the world is really unique, but there are also parts they sympathize with, so it's comfortable. I cried over and over. I really want both of them to be happy. It's a really nice piece.

Buy and read all at once with the charm of the main character. As the number of volumes progresses, it becomes an interesting world. I was also shocked by the dog kicking scene.

I want them both to be happy. I'm too worried about the everyday life of trying to find a way to live a hard life and facing illness! I'm going to buy comics! It's all sold out, but...

Every time a new issue comes out, I read it from the first volume, and every time I read it, it's fresh. Words and expressions are very important, and there are scenes that take time to understand, but I think it's a work that can be interpreted in a variety of ways. They are two people who often have a hard time, but I feel relieved when I see them feeling happy. I would like to continue supporting them.

People close to me have HDAH. The symptoms I looked up when I was studying a lot were shown in the work, and I thought the author understood it well. I always think it would be nice if the number of people like the main character would increase in the world and make it easier for people with unique personalities to live in.

It was really nice that when Saito-san panicked, the main character treated him so bluntly that nothing happened... The main character is just a nice guy!! I want many people to read it.

It depicts the relationship between me and my husband, and I shed tears many times while reading it. I was also traumatized when I was young, and meeting my husband enabled me to accept my mental illness and developmental disability. Seen from an able-bodied person, they are crazy people who are dependent on men, but anyway, they are a race that is fragile and can only live honestly and straight. I hope this comic will make the world even a little aware of disabilities, including Asperger's.

There are reminiscences, but it's a manga about the days that progress chronologically. Since the ambitions of the male protagonist and those of the heroine are not common, there is reality and vividness like a documentary that targets the extraordinary, while being in the style of an essay manga. I don't know any manga similar to this one. It's probably a work steeped in the author's thoughts. great.

It's a very interesting work. It was easy to read because there were people who understood like Yokoi, and there were many depictions that resonated with and without being in the same envious position

My friend suddenly took his life 6 years ago. Her words were incomprehensible to me at the time, and there were times when I wanted to die; it was a different dimension where I couldn't do anything on my own, and even though it was normal, I got angry and laughed at the same thing as me, just a bit double-edged; I still bear her loss. Sometimes I blame myself. So I'm glad I came across this comic; I feel like I'll meet her thank you

I was able to read it with interest because I didn't even know what people without neurotypical development think or perceive it. I'm curious how the conversation will proceed

I read up to 6 volumes. As I watched how Saito-san was suffering from panic attacks over and over again, I felt that I must know more about people suffering from this kind of situation. Still, the sight of the two living huddled together is somewhat smiley. I hope this work ends in a happy way.

People live among people, and I think it's difficult for people who find it difficult to live in groups. People are the only ones that can relieve the pain of living, so I think it's okay for the two of us to search for our own place. There are things I can't say if I can sympathize with them, but it makes me feel like I want to support them. What do people who think they don't understand the translation think if they're not normal in a world where everyone in the world is like these two?

It's called “Asperger's Syndrome.” It is a disease that has penetrated the world quite a bit recently, but it seems that few people have accurate knowledge, and it is used synonymous with “people who are slightly strange” and “people who can't read the air.” The problem is that it's not completely out of place, and it also includes people who have such characteristics. Therefore, even though there are actually quite a few individual differences, it is easy to get tangled up. In this work, Mr. Saito still has a unique sensibility and way of thinking, and although it certainly has Asperger's syndrome, it is not a way of thinking “Asperger syndrome is this kind of person,” and it seems that the way of thinking that there are people with Asperger's like this is close. It's a manga where readers are chosen quite a bit.

Each and every word used to describe psychology is very careful and realistic. I felt that there were surprisingly many people with mild aspes, and I felt that reading this work deepened my understanding of others' behavior. It's a work that makes you think. in a good way.

I think the evaluation of this work will be divided depending on the readers' home environment and bullying experiences. When people who have experienced it read this work, they can't say it to others and even if they say it, they don't sympathize with each other because they have no experience with them, and they just read on to the story where people who were hindered by their surroundings got partners who can share various things for the first time. For those who haven't experienced it, or those who have been saved right away, I think it will simply be reflected in the story of two people with dark and mentally strange cousins.

I have never been bullied or abused by my parents. However, after becoming a member of society, I suffered from depression, and from there, I was hurt and distressed by the useless words uttered by “normal” people, and the desire to die still develops every now and then. I have never been diagnosed with a disease such as a developmental disability, but I think they are probably people who are more likely to get caught up in negative emotions and fall into self-denial more easily than people. When I saw the title of this comic, I was somehow interested, and when I tried reading it, I felt a kind of relief that there are people who are different from me but have endured similar suffering... so I bought the whole volume and read it all at once. I couldn't stop crying over Saito-san's past, and the actions and words of Yokoi, who devotedly supports it next to me... it's hard being alive... However, I thought I'd try to live to the point where I could live somehow like Saito-san. I'm really thankful that you brought this comic to the world.