Reviews for Dear Girls Who Have Grown Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's not like I've had the same experience, but I was tingling because I was familiar with the environment and air that girls grew up in. There must have been anger for years, but I think Yumi-chan, who calmly admonishes them at the end, is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. Currently up to volume 5, it's out of touch with the relationship between the two, which is the main story, but what annoys me the most is the men at Remi's company. They are the ones who confuse public and private and make the atmosphere bad within the company (at least they spread a lie if they come over without permission and are rejected), and I wonder what female employees who look away from there and are hostile only to Remi... Remi has lived a very steady life while behaving well to the point. I was saving money and making efforts to make the most of my appearance, and even though I had some problems with my work attitude, I wasn't even a luggage employee. It all came crashing down when I met Keiji. If I had met Keiji without going through Yumi, I think I would have noticed his true nature early on. What fogged my eyes were Yumi's sense of elation stealing what she wanted and an absolute sense of trust that “there is no doubt about the man Yumi chose” even though she was supposed to look down on her. She was hurt by her appearance, which was her base, and she will probably face her mother who created Remi's appearance supremacy from now on. Can Remi's heart be saved?

This review contains spoilers. I read it to the point where rumors began spreading that Remi's side job was a custom. When I was young, there were girls who only took boyfriends from other women. I was wondering why, but I wonder if it was like Remi here... It was interesting, but I was concerned that the development was visible, and that Remi, who is supposed to be the schemer, had been blatantly deceived too much, so I subtracted it by 1 star.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if it's a story where a woman with a really good face misunderstands it in a big way because of causal retaliation. Seen from the surroundings, it was a painful misunderstanding to know that she was a woman and she wasn't liked, so it was refreshing

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1. I thought it was a story likely to be found in ladies' comics, but I was curious about how it would unfold and what kind of ending it would have, so I wanted to read it. Remi's way of thinking was horrible, and I thought I wouldn't like Remi. The picture was easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised and stunned by the splendid causal retaliation where Remi fell all at once. Remi is a woman who seems like an evil person, but since she shows her upbringing where her stupid and immature Mount temperament was formed, I felt a little pitiful, and I wanted her to have a happy ending in the end. Remi was caught in a bow as a result, but since the man who escaped is typically a bad guy, what's going on with this man? Where and what are they doing? I never run out of interest.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was good that Yumi's happiness was protected, but I want Reimi to change her mind and do her best...? Matsuda is the worst lol

This review contains spoilers. I don't dislike Reimi. I've been told that I'm cute since I was a kid, and if I get cheated on, it's probably no wonder that I become this kind of woman. I am proud that I am beautiful, but my heart is calm, calculated, and realistic. Even though her beauty was praised by those around her, her childhood friend Yumi-chan was praised and loved, and there was a difference in her place of employment. Eventually, Reimi was broken up by Keiji in the worst way, escaped by a bow, and lost nothing. I'm looking forward to seeing what Reimi will do from here on out.

This review contains spoilers. Of course Remi doesn't feel good, but bows are pretty scary too. I wonder how beautiful they have come from all sides by pretending to be on good terms and drop them here (laughs). What kind of complex does Remi have. Since I don't have confidence, I wonder if I can get joy by stealing a bow thing. Anyway, it seems like this kind of relationship actually exists. horrible.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common story, but the ending is refreshing. It's a good representation of a woman with a certain probability. Now, it's “Men Who Get Deceived by Women Like This, Men Are Men Too” (although they haven't been fooled this time). Animals in estrus have aspects where everything is possible, but it's an inner world that isn't much different from that, so where did you put human reason? I thought so.

This review contains spoilers. It seems that the reward for being intoxicated with beauty and despising the people around them has come. They say personality shows up on your face, so no matter how much you dress up, you'll probably be in trouble later.

This review contains spoilers. I want Yumi-chan to continue to be happy with him in Austria... I'm curious what will happen to both Takashi and Reimi...

This review contains spoilers. A common story. I was also in a messy group, but I knew but pretended I didn't know. Because people watching are watching. There really is causal retribution.

This review contains spoilers. I feel like Reimi is finally falling steadily to the bottom, and I feel a little refreshed. I think we've been good friends at archery for a long time. I'm glad I was able to say what I wanted to say before I went to Australia. I want the bow to be happy! I'm worried about Reimi in the future, so I want to read the sequel when it comes out!

This review contains spoilers. I wonder what it is. I read it interestingly because I thought it was a normal, realistic story. If it's a manga, you can read it all the way to your heart, so it's extra interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I was made to watch Remi's current finished form from the beginning, and when I was sick of it, I got goose bumps from the big reversal drama. I wonder if I'm satisfied with this paragraph.