@Junhina Octave does an overall fairly good job of that. There's some rough patches in the relationship but I remember it overall being a fairly good story. Shimanami Tasogare also has a well written lesbian couple, although they are not the main focus.
@a52 We've had a lot of the manga be about Mogumo finding people that are really nice and understanding. Even many of the ones who haven't been kind have come to better understand Mogumo over time. It makes sense that we were eventually going to see some people who really haven't been kind.
@Rozzak
I've been in one of those shops before, everybody just kinda minds their own business. To be honest though if she's less than 18 (I can't remember if she is?) then how is she even getting into the place?
@IsaacBai I can kind of agree with that. I'm not a big fan of how Kay seems to be getting less competent as the manga goes on. I understand you don't want a main character to be infallible but Kay seems to screw things up in really dumb ways.
Read "Kimi no Okaasan wo Boku ni Kudasai!" if you're looking for a good story about a younger guy, who is still an adult, having romantic interest in an older woman.
That story has a couple that genuinely care for eachother and support eachother through hard situations. The male lead is...
Whelp, I'm dropping this. The whole reason I started reading this is because I thought, "oh boy, a manga about an adult couple that actually starts a relationship really early on. Maybe it won't just be totally mired in the same tired romcom bullshit cliches!"
Last arc the guy had to drag his...
Man, even though I've never had to deal with any gender identity/sexual orientation issues with my parents, I still really felt this chapter. Just, living in a house where you're in fear of your parents, having to deal with this continual feeling of being unsafe.
In the next chapter or two she really needs to start actually putting some effort into this relationship. Just, her spending some time genuinely trying to learn about how he's doing and being supportive.
@gigabarto
From the sound of it that might be like 100,000 subscribers on twitch, not just followers. So that's 100,000 people paying for a monthly subscription.
@Savirzki I mean, "College girls" is a term that people use so that could still work. I'd actually be pretty interested in a magical girl series where the characters are at that age. (Magical milfs could also be quite fun). I'm still happy with this series though.