Doukyusei - Livre (Manga) - Yaoi - Hana Collection

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Despite not being particularly jaw-dropping or amazing, it's definitely a stellar manga for a genre rife with cliches and general unpleasantness. Also the fact that the other characters have no problem with it really irks me (especially that one scene where some of the other teachers were ASKING him which student he has a crush on 💀💀), and when I found out he was THIRTY FIVE FUCKING YEARS OLD reaallyy made me not like him.

While not necessarily detailed, there is a certain artistry to the wispy, pencil-like strokes that make up the drawings of her characters. While there's nothing like actually holding a book in your hands, there's also no denying that the cost of those books can add up quickly. I would have enjoyed the story more if these high school kids didn't have to deal with a child predator butting into their relationship. Gifs from the film Doukyuusei have been following me around for so long that I finally decided to give in and watch it, despite my trepidations about the yaoi/BL genre.There isn’t an overarching plot, as the story unfolds, with each chapter presenting a new situation for the characters to have to come to terms with. There’s always going to be a romanticized trope of students falling in love with teachers and living happily ever after, but it doesn’t change the fact that the trope is still potentially harmful, especially when there are no repercussions shown for these actions. Mangaka Asumiko Nakamura's other works will also be allowed expression as part of the Doukyusei-Classmates world.

We may not learn a lot about them and there may not be a lot as far as development goes, but they feel realistic. Just two boys trying to figure out how love works and what its is like to try to be truly with someone.However, this manga in particular made me feel something I haven't felt in a long time, and when one feels so passionate about something, whatever that something may be, they feel the need to share it. Whether it is enjoyment or disappointment that I experience, I feel that I do not need to review what I have read or watched with others.

There is one satisfying moment where he gets a small amount of comeuppance, but it unfortunately doesn't last. although I'm glad that the teacher acknowledges how it's bad to have a crush on a HIGHSCHOOL student, and he doesn't actually do anything serious to him it still really creeps me out. Nakamura Asumiko's drawing style is highly stylized and original, and almost immediately recognizable. Suffering from an unrequited love with Sajou and with the discovery of the relationship of the main cast.We watch from the beginning, when second-year student Hikaru Kusakabe notices during one practice for the school’s chorus festival that fellow student Rihito Sajou isn’t singing along. However, while all of these stories are a sweet little taste of gay romance, none of them manage to completely leave the unfortunate yaoi tropes behind. Despite not usually gravitating towards romance, I had seen the art for this story floating around my circles.