What did I just read? I can't really describe this, but imma gonna try. This is definitely an unusual situation. We have two college students who live next door, one being a total playboy who can't say no to women (not very fond of weak willed men) and a "normal" girl next door. She likes their everyday routine of sharing movies and dinner, and even though he never puts the moves on her and continues going from woman to woman, she's cool with it. Until his childhood friend rocks their delicate foundation. What ensues when this feisty high school girl appears is interesting to say the least. The dynamics between all three is one of like a close-knit family. And how the two leads finally become a couple is also unusual, but I have to admit I didn't mind. Art is pretty. I will re-read this again and hope Noriko gets her own HEA too.

This was a story of depravity. The heroine is having an affair with her married boss for three years. She just goes along with his whims. She's great! (Insert sarcastic eye-roll). Ok so the story is off to a rocky start,since I couldn't care less about this heroine. And does she ever redeem herself? No! She continues having an affair while caring on with her newest coworker in a pseudo blackmail relationship. Where she feels like she has to do everything he wants or else. Really? But it's just her excuse, because she loves the embarrassing things he puts her through. I think this just says a lot in general about the daily pressures we put on ourselves and to prevent from cracking and doing something really bad, little acts of deparavity take some of that pressure off. Do I care about any of these people? No way! They're all horrible individuals, who don't care about anything else but self serving themselves. Art is whatever and there isn't really a huge plot here. Just run with it.

Ugh!!! Drama overload. I hate how one misunderstanding leads to the break up. Not only that, but the female mc never falls in love again and stays single and celibate. While the guy dates other girls. Not cool. Now there is some sort of love triangle with another guy, who I just wish for once the lead can fall in love with too. But the heart wants what the heart wants. To top it all off, one of the male leads exes is back in the picture and seems like the cold, calculating type. I hate how her emotions are all over the place, but that's probably what makes her so relatable? Been there honey. The art is ok and I feel like I have to know how this all ends, so I'm waiting for volume three.

I'd rate this a 3.5, if half stars were available. It was ok, slightly sexist and the heroine was really annoying. Yes she had been sheltered her entire life, but it was a bit much. Didn't like that Jake would call her little kitten all the time either. Also, the man had a girlfriend already, but did slightly inappropriate things with the heroine. Not cool, even if it was the authors way of showing how much he wanted her, I didn't like that. The ending made up for most of my digressions with this final part of the series. Liked that all brothers finally met and bonded.

I liked the art, kinda unusual, but still nice to look at. I had my reservations about Nick's integrity. He went from woman to different woman, and had spent one passionate night with Tess after spending four years working together as nothing more than business partners. I honestly thought that he was saying all those sweet things to get her to come around, but underneath his initial intention, the truth seemed to be seeping out. It took a while for me to believe his love for her was real, but I was won over. He seemed to genuinely care and love her, she was the only woman he thought of to marry in the first place. That pretty much screams his true intentions. Liked that the child was always at the forefront as well, usually with romance stories the children can be swept under the rug once the two leads come together, but not here. They both loved their son and wanted the best for him. Pretty decent HEA.

Definitely silly and OTT, but it's really cute. Love that even when two boys are fighting over her all she can think about is how that seems like something she read about in one of her beloved BL's. I love when the H is portrayed as being a bit tough or rough around the edges, but it's really just to cover how sweet and innocent he truly is. Love that he is constantly getting bloody noses because of the racy things that keep happening between him and the h. Pretty cute, keep the chapters coming please.

Mixed feelings about all the stories. Komo and Shiro are seriously made for each other. Loved how Komo was so dedicated in pursuing Shiro and won him over. Loved his jealous side too, pretty hot. The second story about Komo's dad finding love with a younger man was cute too. A lot of different, yet similar themes were running throughout this manga. Such as eye opening experiences awakening ones deepest desires. The third story was very taboo, it had a pedo vibe going on for sure. But Masato sure was faithful in waiting for Chika to grow up, still young, but the author made sure to emphasize that this was a long standing mutual love. This mangaka is really into pairing polar opposites together, like what one person is lacking, his partner makes up for it. I liked it overall, even if some subject matter wasn't my cup of tea.

Whoa, not sure what I just read, but I liked it, a lot. This was definitely twisted. Hajime is very greedy and manipulative when it comes to both Kura and Kamota. Kamota is just you're regular lovable idiot with no common sense and Kura is the resident grump grump. I love how all BL is basically just reinforcing the idea that teenage boys are super horny and curious and things can escalate rather quickly, before everyone's thought process can register everything in a rational way. Throw rational thought out the window and follow through with hormones only, whoo-hoo!!! The sexual tension between Hajime and Kura is so intense and both are undeniably drawn to Kamota's simple ways, but it isn't a clearly drawn relationship, just that all three need one another, like symbiosis. It isn't healthy and there are plenty of lines being crossed and blurred along the way. The ending leaves more to be desired, not enough resolution about these three boys and their lives. Needs a sequel.

The art is good, but not my favorite, the girl looks sloppy. The title is very accurate, both MCs are extremely clumsy in expressing themselves, in the fact of not being able to express themselves at all. How she ends up barefoot in the rain we never find out (not in this chapter at least) and asks the H if she can stay with him for a few days. Say what? It's too much too fast and there isn't enough backstory. Probably shouldn't review this one until a few more chapters to get more of a feel for this, but after reading this I was a bit upset with where this may or may not be going. Very immature, akward characters. Hopefully they redeem themselves as this goes on.

The art is so pretty and cute, super dreamy. Onodera and Ayano are college classmates that run in very different social circles. Where Onodera is cool, smart, popular and pretty much the most-likely to succeed type of hero, Ayano is quiet, sweet, shy and has a one sided crush on him. Ayano has this ability to dream walk and finds herself in one of the dreams that Onodera always has and in there they become close confidants. Unfortunately, come morning only Ayano remembers their encounters, much to her dismay. This story is so cute. I really liked both characters, just wish we could have gotten more...of everything! More of his life, more of hers, their friends and more of their HEA. It's so good and then it's over way too fast. I'd usually remove a star for the length of the story not being satisfying enough, but it's really good. If only there was a sequel for this story. But this is definitely a feel good story with a cute romance.