Reviews for Dear Girls Who Have Grown Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I was so upset and sick of Remi's brazenness. Men are men too. However, I didn't think that such an annoying story was a bow trick. It's refreshing

This review contains spoilers. Bad language, but Remi has a really ugly personality! It's a pity that such a personality was created in my home environment when I was a kid, but that doesn't mean I'm allowed to do what I've done until now, and Yumi-chan's counterattack was so quick that I thought Remi was crazy too! But I can clearly understand the feeling that Remi was furious and went on a rant when the man from the same company who came up to Remi insistently invited him to eat and touched him. Even though they refused, the man was also bad and persistent, and touching them was sexual harassment. Until now, I've been kidding about Remi just because she's cute, but now they know her true nature and the boys at work have negatively belittled Remi and said bad things, but in the end, the guys only looked at Remi, so they're similar to Remi. I was annoyed that I was in a position to talk about Remi. The women at work knew Remi's true nature, and men are really simple and stupid because they are seriously fooled by women's ridicule. Remi also knows the psychology of men very well. If I were in Remi's position, I wouldn't say that harshly, but I actually have a boyfriend, so the two of us would be in trouble. Please invite me back to the next dinner party with everyone! I mean, they probably won't even invite me to dinner parties anymore. Remi sells it easily because she wants people to cheer on her, yet since she overevaluates her own value, chooses people, and looks down on her, the stifling atmosphere in the workplace can only be described as self-earned. This happens because of self-love due to lack of love. From now on, if Remi objectively looks at her wrong way of pretending to be, she's still in her 20s and can start over with her life from now on! I look forward to future stories so that happens! Good luck Remi! And Yumi-chan, let's be full of happiness from now on, even more than it was painful until now!

This review contains spoilers. I think there are a lot of people in today's world who choose men based on Remi's way of thinking. It's also a TV show, and even more so since Japan is in recession?! So, I guess Yumi also learned how to live as an adult.

This review contains spoilers. Like Remi, I think there are quite a few people in real life who can only feel good by taking a mount. I was amazed at the scene where I was retaliated against by the bow I had looked down on! But the scene where Yumi tells him that he really liked Remi was sad...

This review contains spoilers. I applaud the bow for not only being beaten by Remi forever. Everyone said, “You earned it because of Remi's fall!” I think so.

This review contains spoilers. I was reading the latest episode when I thought that people like this, not just women, exist in real life, so they're scary, but people like this in the real world don't fit so-called painful eyes, and even if they do, it doesn't mean they're bad for me after all, so I'm really mentally strong

This review contains spoilers. Remi is representative of people who don't want to mention people they like and don't want to introduce their boyfriends or husbands! it seems difficult to live if it's distorted from elementary school.

This review contains spoilers. Remi has a feeling that things are about to change for the better. Remi up until now seems to go on a rant with the junior woman I met at noon, like “ugly but cheeky,” but it seems like the woman's words were an opportunity for her to become aware of herself. I thought I wouldn't even eat the homemade tamagoyaki that was recommended. It would be nice if the high-flying attitudes that made people stupid up until now also improve little by little. Then, Remi is both talented. She's going to be a wonderful woman. Starting a company might not be a dream. I think I can build a good relationship with my mother by being able to understand each other. What a good idea. I hope you also have a good relationship with the tamagoyaki woman. I'm glad that man was arrested.

This review contains spoilers. This work is certainly very interesting. But I'm reading it while thinking that it's too blatant or extreme, that there won't be people who misunderstand that being beautiful, even polishing one's appearance = evil... lol refining one's appearance and sense is fun, isn't it? It's just that humanity must not be rotten like Remi. Yumi-chan is certainly a nice person and very patient, but at an earlier stage, she clearly said no to Remi's bad intentions! Why did they keep enduring without saying that? Normally, I think they'll break up with Remi when their first boyfriend is robbed... Yumi-chan said she “loved” Remi, but I don't see any human element that would make Remi like him. In other words, if Remi's high sense of beauty and the beauty of her appearance were “proud” as a friend, I think Yumi-chan also has quite a bit of darkness, trapped by lookism, and a strong sense of inferiority. There are certainly women who yearn for beauty but don't refine their own beauty for some reason. Personally, I think it's not honest. Appearance, interior, and balance are important. There is an aspect of this work that people who are extremely averse to lookism would be happy to read, but I'm looking forward to the next one too!

This review contains spoilers. It was surprising how the protagonist, who had taken things from his friends since he was young, was betrayed. I'm worried about the continuation. that was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of insanely humane, yes. You can't tell from the front side. Even if Remi has a poor side, that's not a reason to be forgiven, and she deserved it. Since they have had that kind of personality for ten years and have made people around them unhappy, there is no way that the price is something light that ends in an instant. Even though they usually move away, the bow that didn't go away even when they were children is also a bow, but in the end, it's probably a calculation win for the bow that allows you to get a happy life without getting in the way in the end. There are places where I think he's a nice person, though. I don't think Remi was able to have a good life unless she fixed her crooked personality, and conversely, it's better to be grateful that she was able to break down clearly while she was young. Simply put, I think so, but after all, not all of this kind of twisting is digestible, and I thought that a new mess would be born, and there might be likes and dislikes.