Anonymous #1 5w

Dude props to you fr. I genuinely think I’m familiar with like… 70% of manga out there and these five I’ve never heard of. I shall check them out rn 🫡

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Anonymous OP 5w

Best of luck o7 (thou do note out of the 3 that have animes two are pretty but bad adaptation and one is just bad)

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Anonymous #1 5w

icl bruh… as a 22 year old man im not gunna be reading these fr. People are gunna think I have shit on my hard drive if I read some of those. Girls’ Last Tour looks good though I’ll check it out.

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Anonymous OP 5w

that “idk how to feel about this” feeling is part of what I love so much about complicated & edgy morally-messy manga personally, it’s a thought-provoking way to approach subjects where in real life we can’t take the time to stop and pick the motivations / psychology apart because the bottom line is that someone was harmed

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Anonymous OP 5w

not that we should be learning compassion for child abusers obviously, but like, as part of being strongly morally opposed to child abuse and wanting to prevent it in real life, it’s useful to be able to comprehend how & why people become that way. so we can protect kids and work on understanding how to intervene when someone’s on the path towards becoming an abuser. that’s what was so interesting to me about Happy Sugar Life as well

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