usually when i see a drawing style that i find awful i just skip it without thinking
this time i said to myself: maybe your gut feeling is wrong this time, give it a chance, maybe the story is a good one

well not only it was bad but it was bad from the start to the end

ok i guess, all this manga really did is make me want to start smoking again lol

Reading this thread just tells me that some people can't recognize art. Battan knocks it out of the park, once again.

i remembered this manga and i got around to reading it. damn that was good.

I really admire Battan's art style. I was a bit intimidated at first, when I had read RAWMG prior to this. But the style- it feels like I'm laying in a cloud of Kyouko's smoke, pulled through the story in a daze. It's quite intoxicating to read her works, really. Strangley comforting as well. Was hoping for a more good end for Kyouko and Nacchan. But such is life, filled with bitter realisations, compromisations, and acceptances.
Are these stories inspired from Battan's personal life, I wonder (unless I missed something while reading). If so, I really hope she's happy with her love life

ugh all this author ever writes are about a woman going out with another woman, leaving her for a man, having a family with them and the lesbian is left to deal with the heartbreak.

annoying af. nothing even happened with kyouko. "the one nacchan loves most" as her husband thinks. what a bunch of bull. no she didn't love her lol

It kind of sucks, for Kyouko, that she has 2 girls, who she cares about, madly in love with her. But, both of them ended up in relationships with guys before her. (At least, for now, as of Ch. 4?)

just like real life

all i see in this story is "love is garbage and doesn't really worth the effort" well, quite realistic anyway.

nah the conclusion is lesbians stay unhappy but bisexuals finds their happy ending

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konpelto flaunting their thinly veiled biphobia again i see. just stop

hmm. i like this author's art style a lot. i really enjoyed their other work (the run away one) because of the emotions and how realistic the characters were portrayed (they had good sides and bad sides).

i'm not sure how to feel with this one. it's very artsy like usual. a lot of metaphors and i like the approach of short slice of life-ish scenes. i also adore the depictions of friendships that the characters have. but the main message of the story feels a bit lost to me. is it the downsides of being so absorbed by your love of someone? is it the bittersweet feeling of loving someone but not having the courage to keep them? is it just the nostalgic feeling of a first love you'll never be able to forget? it feels like it's all of those but not really; like it's not one cohesive story but a collection of vaguely related oneshots.

even my comment feels a bit of a mess. but well, i enjoyed this still.

all i see in this story is "love is garbage and doesn't really worth the effort" well, quite realistic anyway.

nah the conclusion is lesbians stay unhappy but bisexuals finds their happy ending

were any of the characters unhappy in the end or is it just because their romances did not pan out? the older sister is married with a kid and the family life seems fine. younger sister seems to be doing well in school and is friends with her ex-boyfriend. black-haired girl seems to be doing fine and hanging out with her friend.

it's not a fairy tale ending for any of them but i wouldn't say they were unhappy.