Reviews for Little Miss P Manga

I'm glad there were only episodes of THE menstruation. I was also surprised that the author is a man. I like the touch of the picture. Also, stories about Edo and the founding period of napkins are interesting. Also, there are quite a few stories about girls and boys. Anyway, I read it all at once.

It makes me laugh and it makes me cry. You can also learn things you didn't know. this theme! The reason I thought that was because even women had a sense of taboo that they shouldn't touch, and I thought so to myself before I read that it was prejudice. I was really surprised to learn that they are still quarantined during menstruation in western Nepal. I said my period was my friend when I was a student when I was in school, but after all, my period is all about my period, and while it's rude, even if I'm a woman, (isn't this person making too much of a painful appeal?) There was a time when I thought something like that. Everyone is totally different, though. I've never been a man, so it's natural that I don't understand, but I think both men and women can be taken aback by the words Mensuru-chan says straight to me. Seido-kun, Seido-chan, Virgine-kun... it's natural, isn't it? Everyone is just desperately hiding things. If Mensuru-chan really existed, I'd like to talk about a lot of things too... It's OK to hate the writer because he's a man, but I feel like a life where I can read without such prejudice is more meaningful. It's selfish subjectivity.

I always think they do a lot of coverage. Really, thank you. I want both men and women to read it. It's not like I want to keep it open, and I don't want to keep it secret. It's true that making something without something is unnatural.

Certainly, I thought “my period has come” was a strange phrase. Are they ringing ping pong and chimes!? I certainly think so. Maybe he was able to portray it objectively because he was a man. I think it's a good work, but why is it so expensive? Will it be cheaper if it sells a lot? I doubt if it's worth the price, but it's a worthwhile work. However, I think it's okay to make it a little cheaper.

I was curious and read it. It was more interesting than I had imagined and I loved it! The picture is cute too! I was surprised that it was a male writer!

It's a story about women from various backgrounds, situations, and menstrual types, and stories with the people around them. As the title says, women also say “there is!” I can read it from my own perspective, but on the contrary, I would like men who seem to know about menstruation and don't know it to read it. Just because I read this book doesn't mean I can understand menstruation, but I hope it will be a hint for myself to face women and menstruation from now on, whether women feel this way or have this kind of thing. Of course, the author is a man, so there are depictions from a male perspective, so I think both men and women can enjoy it. Each story is also short, so I think it's easy to read while taking a short break. I like the novelty of making a comic with irony about menstruation, which had never been used as a theme until now.

I learned about the existence of Menstrual Period on Twitter and read it! Yes, I understand! It's a work with a lot of stuff that I want men to read too! I want you to read this and understand the pain of her wife even a little bit!! Menstruation is hard!! The touch of the laughing pictures was also soft, and it was easy to read even though it was a short story!

I was curious about Menstruation and read it since it was made into a movie! There is there! It was easy to read each of the short stories laughing and getting sad, I want to read the sequel

It's an anthropomorphic period, but it makes me realize that it's important to face myself in the wake of menstruation. I laughed at the first episode.

I was initially surprised that it was drawn by a man, but conversely, if it's a woman, they might be biased in terms of experience points. It's a world of individual differences, so it may be impossible for everyone to sympathize with it, but I enjoyed reading “There Are There ~.”

Since I'm a girl, I have a lot to sympathize with and understand, and I love touching interesting pictures!

I can't say it well, but I really sympathized with episode 1 episode 1 and burst into tears. The content made me think because it was filled with things I hadn't particularly thought about, such as the thoughts and historical backgrounds of various people throughout menstruation. To be honest, I thought the price was high, but I was able to buy it just a little cheaper using the discount. I think I'll buy it on the 2nd day too.

I read it on a certain site, but I bought it because I wanted to read them all at once. Even though it's a cute pattern, there are a lot of things that really come through. Highly recommended.

I was so surprised to talk about Ukiyo-e artists and models that brought me to tears in the true story of Napkin. we really have no choice but to stay together for a long time. I think this is modern Japan, which has overcome unfairness and hardships... I can't even imagine the inconvenience of not having napkins. I really wish people all over the world could spend their time comfortably.

I read it with my boyfriend. Men also said that the pain of menstruation and symptoms before menstruation were drawn with touches and examples that were easy to understand even from a male point of view, so he was also able to understand better than what he learned in health and physical education. I hope it will become a society where men in the world can understand even more about menstruation, which always comes to every woman.

It was an interesting read. It really is different for each person. It's hard for me too, but I put up with it that there are others who are heavier... but my gynecologist said, “You don't have to put up with it! You don't have to compare yourself to people. If it's hard, you can say it's hard, so you did your best.” I almost cried when I was told kind words, etc. If you have a hard time, go to the hospital! Specialized teachers and nurses will listen to you and give you advice!!