Eh!!

You're skating on thin ice here buddy boy.

That is why this is labeled as shoujo ai only than yuri buddy. Innocent and pure love. This one of the first yuri / shoujo ai manga ive read and GIRLFRIENDS because of that I have been reading yuri / shoujo ai for 11 yrs now

I was really angry and upset, the ending did feel like i read the leaving school barely see each other again unto they are close to 30, if at all or can keep the feelings. it did feel it wanted to keep going, but i got into this one fairly intensely. like girl friends had a kind of same thing, we have to finish our studies then live together, if that is how it is done in japan. i know bittersweet. romance isnt what you think i was meaning. i read it to long ago i had to skim the ending and i just felt lost, at the time i read a heap of im leaving for X years after school or aboard. its not so much me bad mouthing it, like i said it i loved it and enjoyed everything, but idk if it was by artistic choice but the ending felt like a red line cut my heart. i got the same feeling after watching Magic Madoka Magi, as the anime blew me away just because it had so much more emotion than the manga. i then read everything on it, and the movie rebellion healed me. i read it first then realised it was an anime and it was a little different, like mirra nikki the Ova did. like they were some distance forced between them, i just feel that she had a bit house and all im sure they could have figured something out. also the ending just stops me wanting to re read it. It was just that i was waiting for more at the end like it was just words. like one girl waited like ten years before they got to see each other again. but when i read these i know that after high school you loose your friends, but romantic interests ive seen my friend move into his girlfriends house, as his family planned a massive move south. ive seen ones that they get a small tamaki matt.

what i wrote was pure emotion after reading it, the feelings of loading a gun slowly to just go bang at the end thats it. we may see each other. but most school loves hardly last , read yuri that shows that in all forms and emotions. but i never said anything like i hated this or that. this is one that sticks me. i just kind of needed to get it out or i wouldnt sleep.

Well how can you say that after they graduate in high school they wont meet again? For me this story focuses on characters development and overcoming challenges that really happened in real life. That is why i like this kind of manga. Realistic not some kind of fairy tale,

Actually the ending shows that both of their family supported them so its was actually a happy ending somehow. Since this is a japanese manga and the setting is school life or slice of life of course japanese culture will be incorporated in the story and what is really like there. Thats the reason why they make this kind of manga to tackle social issues as well that really is happening in their country.

Did i note that this is one of my favorite reads

there's so little romance i shoujo ai overall, and even in yuri... i'm not really talking about sexual stuff, as, i'm shore, neither do you, even though obviously some people in replays misunderstood it in that way. it's just, there's no deeper feelings, not enough intensity, all is somehow surface-level and way too easy going, so it doesn't seem like romance, more like a story about friendship and family. or it's simply cute girls doing cute things together. or hot girls doing hot things together. i mean, hotness and cuteness and friendship and union are all elements of a good romance story, but if some blood, some realness of desire for another is missing from work, that just ain't it.

even the stories like What does the fox say or Lilith feel distant and unreal and cold, even though they do describe "realistic" relationships, as they should be. honestly, i blame it on the fact that romance is dominated by female creators, because it's normal for females to consume way more romance so they will naturally also be better in creating it, which leaves yuri and shoujo ai to small number or japanese lesbian creators that feel free to write as such, and straight males who will always mostly look at characters more as hot or cute then in love, and, again, have less expirience with romantic content...