Reviews for She Likes Gays, but Not Me Manga

I think the original story is extremely solid. I'm very sorry to the author, but the one written by a male writer may have been a more realistic depiction. But if that were the case, I wonder if that would be quite a bit less likely to pick it up. It's a difficult place. Maybe I wanted to read it in a novel.

I chose from titles that were comical, but the inside of the protagonist's chest was revealed one after another, and I felt bitter about his harsh life over and over again. I think meeting him will be an opportunity for her and her friends to take good care of yourself, thinking that others are others, and that you are yourself. I was curious about the various characters, and I wanted to reread it slowly.

Ando-kun is thinking about why a certain number of homosexuals are born who cannot survive as a species. I also accept the girl's confession because I want to prove that I'll leave a seed behind. As a result, both sides get hurt. I sympathize with this. This is because my body is weak, and my mother told me to give up on marriage and childbirth when I was a child. I talked to my doctor and gave birth, though. Even heterosexuals may give up on the survival of the species (childbearing) for various reasons. In the first place, there are people who don't get married of their own will, and there are also people who don't have children. In the midst of various circumstances, society still feels narrow-minded towards homosexuals. I thought it would be nice if the world became easier for LGBT people to live in. That's because the survival of the species isn't the only way to contribute to society. Finally, I'm curious about how Jun-kun introduced himself in Shintenchi. He is a thoughtful, kind, and charming boy. Even though it was a comic, I read it while thinking about it, so it took me a while to read it.

I want Jun-kun to be happy... when you read BL comics, it's not realistic after all, so this is really real, and I want you to read it at least once. It makes me feel a lot of emotions.. Even if I pretend I don't care, it's still the same as Miura, and I can say that since I've never actually met him, I don't know when they actually come, and I think I'll hurt that person by worrying about their surroundings. I really want it to become a world where people don't even think that way.

I've never seen a protagonist so serious about his own sexuality and love. The character settings, relationships, and story development are all really amazing. I'm really glad I read it.

My heart is gouged out. It can be said with a very calm tension. What's more, people in comics are so good that I'm drawn in, so it's even more heart-wrenching. My heart hurts so much that it penetrates through. It was interesting, and I was obsessed with reading it, but it was a difficult book to reread. 5 stars if you don't read it again.

I don't have negative feelings about homosexuals, so there were many parts I couldn't understand, but when I thought that even if I didn't have any, there might be people close to me who are suffering from not being able to confess that they are gay, so I thought this comic would be fine, so I wanted many people to read it. I think I should read a novel site or light novel called Kakuyom rather than this comic. I was able to read that one without getting frustrated. I gave up on comics halfway through. I hope this kind of talk will dispel negative thoughts. You might think it might be better for men to read a brighter BL instead of such a sad and dark story.

I read it around 3 p.m., when it was still bright. After that, I did housework according to my normal rhythm of life, had conversations with my family, and slept, but I woke up to a painful and sad dream where I felt like I was losing my family. Since I woke up, various scenes from this comic have repeatedly come to mind, and I feel that my heart is tightened every time. It's now 3 o'clock in the middle of the night. It was so painful that I decided to write a comment in order to calm myself down. I feel like my precious family members are the people in this story, and if they choose death, I can't stand it. It's public body, so it doesn't matter. I want to be a person who can support my loved ones so they can walk forward. I don't seem to like stories involving the death of children. The content is very heavy and painful, so be careful when reading. However, I'm really glad that the main character is alive.

Seeing the dark side of Japanese society where it is difficult for same-sex lovers to live is very thought-provoking... The next trial reading seems heavy, so I want to read it when my mind is fine.