Reviews for Dear Girls Who Have Grown Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. No matter how good they look, what's inside is still important. I want to feel refreshed quickly, wondering if I'll ever see pain when I treat people.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if we can make up with Yumi... but since we're both adults and we're so nervous, it's probably difficult. I want it to end peacefully.

This review contains spoilers. They take important things from people close to them from small things when they think they want them from something they want. There was something, and I had the experience of thinking that something similar was done even though it was up to this point when I handed over my memories. When you ask for that kind of thing, the face looks like you're enjoying a condescending response, isn't it? I didn't notice it at that time, but after a long time, I understood, ah... I was being ridiculed at that time. I was sad though. I blamed myself for not being aware of it and my stinky self, but for the time being, I was relieved that I wasn't on the side that did that kind of thing. I was reading it while thinking back on past events and thinking that people are people who feel safe when they look like such mounts, and there are times when they get tired of the effort of dodging and avoiding them. In this story, in the end, the relationship ends when the offended side fights back. It was probably a relief to go back and forth, but it must have been sad because it meant acknowledging and accepting facts from the past. But I'm glad I was able to protect my happiness this time around. I want them to leave and be happy

This review contains spoilers. It's quite difficult to keep a distance from old friends. If this isn't the case, the rotten relationship won't be over. Maybe it was for both of us as a result.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful, which is unusual for comics like this, so are you converted at the end? and it ended. Remi was a kid who could work for the time being, so I wonder if she didn't have to leave the company.

This review contains spoilers. The way it ended was full of positivity! But I feel that it's lacking in the punitive part on the side that messed around. Am I the only one who wants to be bullied a little more?

This review contains spoilers. Even comics that are fun to look forward to can be ruined by unreasonable procrastination or the like in the middle, but it was so nice that this came to a clean settlement in episode 6. At first, Remi is nothing but a disgusting person, but as I read on, I understand that he is also a kind of victim, and I think he is a smart person by nature. In particular, after being transferred to a company, I thought it was very smart to quickly notice that my upbringing was not healthy, using brief interactions with bento people and what had happened to me up until then. It was painful, but I thought there was a possibility that from now on I could use cleverness as a weapon to do it without making enemies. I'm glad the bow's happiness wasn't destroyed. Also, it was great that the conversation was speedy and settled cleanly without waste.

This review contains spoilers. He looks a little bad, but he's a nice kid. A good-looking kid, but he has a bad personality. I think they actually exist lol even if they look like that, kids with good personalities end up being popular regardless of gender. I'm happy that God punished her for her bad personality.

This review contains spoilers. huh?! Is that what this story was about? I thought so. I think Remi was certainly a bad woman, but it's not the end of losing everything; it's an end that makes you think that you can face yourself and change from now on? That was the way. I wonder if talking about someone's values was pretty abrupt.

This review contains spoilers. I don't think it would be that easy to convert or change my thoughts, but even so, it was the last one where I was saved a little bit. It looks like it will be a different story starting with the next film.

This review contains spoilers. To be honest, it feels like crazy. Childhood friends are smart. If you've even robbed your lover in the past, they'll almost 100% come to steal it, so it's correct not to introduce your fiancé. The home environment distorts personality and cognition, and I think that is a pity, but even so, there are children who grow up properly. The idea of stealing people's things is completely a matter of personality. Even if you think that you're cute and that people around you are ugly. So, in the end, they took it because they were cuter and got into a terrible situation, and it's also my personality that they blame it on the bow. I don't think they have any sympathy at all.

This review contains spoilers. At first, Reimi was just a disgusting woman, and I thought it was a refreshing ending of the common divine punishment system, but not only that, it was nice that it was a hopeful way to end. When I stopped getting into debt to my parents and tried to do something on my own, I wanted to cheer them for them to do their best. If I run for Papa Katsu or something there, it would already be the worst. All of the men that appear here are all scum, but anyway... The guy at the company who comes up with only his face and talks bad about him as soon as he's shaken is also the worst. There are men like this, though. After all, what's important is what's inside.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, who is plain and serious about sly women and sly women who tend to be in lady comics, is the one who takes revenge (using a man) and makes you feel refreshed, isn't it? I didn't think so. Surprisingly, Reimi isn't a smart kid, and even after the fall, she doesn't feel desperate and takes responsibility for herself, and she is properly punished even when she falls. Above all, Reimi noticed “The Curse Placed on a Girl,” and it ended, and the feeling after reading it was refreshing. I want to support Reimi in her future life.

This review contains spoilers. I almost understand what kind of story it is, and there may be some trick at the end, but I have a feeling that I want to take Reimi's side so far. I don't wear makeup all year round, my hair is unkempt and fat, and I'm the type that's close to my bow. (Unlike Yumi, they're also dumb) Finally, I think it would be nice if Reimi and Yumi found different happiness, and each would be happy. But maybe Reimi will do all sorts of things in the future. I want to imitate only beautiful women, not their ugly deeds.