Reviews for This is Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. I happened to see this work that I was reading on another site, so I'm going to review it. The genre of this work is BL, but other people with emotional problems and feelings of incongruity, including the main character, also appear. The main character, Fumi, has a timid personality due to the fact that she is gay herself and various past traumas, and her partner Azuma is also aware that her state of mind is different from others, and she has a cool personality. It was very moving for these two to become lovers, and as they became more deeply involved, they came to accept themselves that “differences” were “individuality.” Also, it was nice to see how Fumi was loved by Higashi and gradually became positive, and it was also nice that Higashi's expressionless facial muscles collapsed into Dele Dele. However, I was surprised that there was suddenly a physical connection along the way. was there such a description? I reread it while thinking, but I couldn't find it. After a while, I noticed that it came out as a separate work, and when I read it...! Fumi had an ex-boyfriend, so I was shocked just wondering if that was it. As for painting, I like the early paintings of Fumi and the East. It was a pity that the line at the end was so thin that I thought they were both different people.

This review contains spoilers. My boss and subordinate at work, 35 and 23 years old, straight with gay people, met and became good friends at the movie theater, and Fumi and Higashi have been in a relationship for 1 year, and haven't stayed every weekend yet. huh? It feels like that, but Fumi takes great care of it, and I'm relaxed as the east walks up little by little. It's a good work that seriously depicts love between men. 2020/5, a total of 178 pages, no erotica.