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@jinter TL;DR There's little to no substantial evidence (so far in the story) that Yamada sees Ichikawa as more than just a friend. It would be fine if the manga didn't carry the misleading "Romance" tag. I still like the manga. @Darklight99 Ok, how is it obvious that Yamada likes Ichikawa...

When even the insecure chubby girl lowkey disses you by implying you have no friends to gossip with, you know you are the biggest loser in the school. Seriously the more I read this manga, the more I come to realize that there is no chemistry between Yamada and Ichikawa. Yeah Ichikawa has a...

The fact that this is from the same author as Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi tells me that something might happen between two certain characters in that manga.

Oh look, a female character who is obsessed with the female lead and gives the male lead unnecessary crap. What a treat. I sure hope she makes more appearances in this manga so that she can interfere with the main romance all the while certain readers will defend this overused character trope...

Ok I understand why saying "I'm gonna go pretty up." and having handkerchiefs with cats on them can be considered feminine, however some of Muto's quirks are just him being overly prepared for specific issues like with the medicine and knowing first aid. Is being prepared considered girly in japan?

These past couple of chapters, particularly this chapter with how Izumi worried that he may have missed Shikimori more than she missed him, got me thinking; Shikimori has been without Izumi, due to Izumi's illness, and she's been doing fine. Izumi wasn't even referenced by Shikimori in the last...

It was nice of Akino to do that in chapter 14, however it does make it seem like Akino thinks of Tsubasa as "the other friend" compared to Fuyuki. If Akino continues to unintentionally sabotage herself like this, I wont be surprised if Tsubasa chooses to date Fuyuki rather than date Akino.

Something tells me that Akino intended to give the box chocolates to Tsubasa and the bag chocolates to Fuyuki, considering how Tsubasa was the reason Akino wanted to make chocolate, however as seeing how Akino felt bad that Fuyuki messed up her chocolate (and she probably blames herself for...

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@twinklecake I agree with you. Possessiveness is a trait that's found between friends and family, not just those with romantic feelings. However, in this case, throughout the series, Chita has shown more than friendly feelings towards Anjou. Chita sometimes grabs Anjou around her waist with a...

@havelmom Chita has something of a crush on Anjou. It's not outright stated but it's heavily implied. So she's angry at Seto because she thinks he basically stole Anjou from her. So this chapter is Chita warning Seto not to "hurt Anna" while giving him the third degree. It was kind of obvious...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iejq_rVJMR0

This chapter basically all but confirms my suspicion that for all of her calling Senpai a gross pervert, Nagatoro is the actual pervert of this story.

@0181sam I was wondering that as well. His design seems too distinct for him to be just a random extra for the school scenes, plus past chapters have shown that he seems to be part of the popular clique with Saeki and Akagi. However I kind of suspect that if he's going to become a sort of rival...

Wasn't Shikimori jealous of a elementary school girl kissing Izumi on the cheek 13 chapters ago? Why is she all "you're a good person if you're in love with the boy I'm dating"? Did the author read the recent Komi-san chapters and wanted to do something like that?

@havelmom Also, the more I read this story, the more I think that the "romance" aspect of the manga is all in Ichikawa's head. I may have missed something, but there's not really anything that suggests that Yamada sees Ichikawa as more than a friend, if not acquaintance. She gets more romantic...

Look. Kiyoko is pummeling the guy that her, sort of, girl-crush has feelings for. If Kiyoko was a guy, we would find the behavior appalling, or at the very least pathetic, but since Kiyoko's a girl, and "certain" people on this site would rather have Shibuki develop feelings for Kiyoko instead...

@Tcof The reason why those who seemingly have no experience with love is because they are able to observe each relationship with open eyes. Whenever people, particularly young people, are in a relationship, they tend to focus solely on their specific relationship and what they get out of it...

"LET'S MAKE BABIES TOGETHER!" "What am I, the straight man? There are many meanings here..." Particularly with what you just said there, Iruka.

I like that the sushi combinations are sort of reflections on the personalities of each girl. Gamo does the "parent-child" combination since she's sort of the leader or "mother" of her friend group. Yoshi has an unhealthy, yet tasty sushi, which reflects the immature aspects of her character...