ninryu posted:

I feel like I'm the only one who genuinely enjoys the writing. It's fucking good, delicious food to me. These girls are so messy and self-sabotaging, but they want each other so bad.

I mean I suppose it's not Shakespeare but perhaps some of us would say the same about Much Ado About Nothing

i love this story and writing so much
i live for drama that seems so easy to solve from the outside, but for anyone going thru it it's like a frustrating and unclear situation

i love this story and writing so much
i live for drama that seems so easy to solve from the outside, but for anyone going thru it it's like a frustrating and unclear situation

agreed!, Really puts your emotions in full swing as your reading it :)

I discovered this last night and have now read chapters 1 through 15 over the course of two sittings. I'm loving it so far! I am baffled that it's taken me this long to discover dubcon manga because, funnily enough, I actually have no experience with dubcon manga as most manga I've happened to read so far has been of the wholesome variety.

I am, however, no stranger to dubcon itself as I am quite fond of dubcon audios (in fact, I prefer dubcon/noncon to the consentual stuff) but, I must say, the visual medium of manga seems to work really well with dubcon specifically in a way that audio simply doesn't. My guess is that there's some naunce I'm getting from actually being able to see the characters' facial expessions and body language that builds tension in a way an audio format simply cannot do? It also hadn't occured to me just how critically important naunce is to good dubcon versus works that are explicitly noncon or even the vanilla constentual stuff.

Whatever the reason, I'm wanting more and, thankfully, a few similar titles have been mentioned in this thread and so I'm going to be giving those a look as well as scouring the Dubious Consent tag on this website for the foreseeable future! <3