@cryum
It seems like the girl getting bit on the neck happens frequently, but usually she covers it up in the infirmary, so the class has time to make bets on which side she gets bit on.
@twinklecake
Consider this: Most manga characters are flat and 2-dimensional. It just happens that queer characters have queerness as their hat and defining trait. They're in no way more or less detailed than the rest of the characters. So it's not a case of "queer characters are badly...
This is actually better than expected. Well, my expectations were at rock bottom, so it only could've been up from there, but still a nice surprise nonetheless.
@tae_ka_pre
Pretty sure he's not talking about the literal fact of walking under the same umbrella, but the social ramifications of the act, the romantic idea attached to it.
Am I weird for thinking that he might have purposefully dropped the tickets right in front of her? As weird as that is, the alternative that it was just on accident is a bit too convenient...
Edit: or it could simply be that he just meant to invite her later. I guess that makes a bit more sense. xD
Ok, this just went too far. Sure, Hori can be pretty short-tempered, but usually it's in some sort of moderation. But in this chap she went all out on the physical abuse and I don't like it.
Honestly, this is taking it too far, just like that "I'm Nearly 30, But This Is My First Love" one. It's cute and all, but them acting like little kids and not proper adults gets kinda annoying pretty quickly.
I really like the way he didn't get flustered at all, just surprised a bit when she said it. No embarrassment on his part. It's quite clear he only sees her as a friend.