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The sheer arrogance of the whole "I know how you feel but you don't know how you feel" mindset irritates me. 😶

Seeing the bully falling into despair like that was hilarious.

He just rolled a natural 20.

@Kutabarie You're pretty lucky if you have to ask that question, because yes, they do. Including in high school. 🙃

"If you and your crush can, without saying a word, cross all seven bridges along Misogi River together, then your love will become whole." But you have to end up where you started without crossing any of the bridges twice. And it's actually the Seven Bridges of Königsberg.

Chest pain? My boy, that's just a light case of HNNNG!

@RiseOne Well, I've heard that "do you even eat?" line they used as an example of bullying at least a dozen times. I wouldn't have called it bullying with the tone of voice in which it was said to me, though, not even once. Shrug.

It doesn't seem to be a bad translation. It's got a few typos and misspellings, but nothing that leaves you scratching your head. But yeah, this is what manga would look like without typesetters and their standards. :P

Hahaha, fantastic last page. https://mangadex.org/chapter/899046/13 Found the Burmese kyats!

It's definitely the screen. A graphics card issue would almost certainly not give you a diagonal jagged line.

"It's a quick assumption" I don't even have to see the raws to think that it probably should say "no, wait, it's too early to make an assumption" :P

Good dirl Kashiwada putting on her mask so she doesn't get Oota sick.

I should've known better than to drink water while reading this. Now my lungs are swimming.

@JavelinJoe Ha! Well, Japanese people use the same verb for "laugh" and "smile." ...though they weren't doing that either. :P

She's missing a sock on the last page.

PSA: Don't brush your teeth *immediately* after eating, especially if you ate something acidic like citrus fruit. Wait 30 minutes before brushing!

@Koin Q.E.D. isn't a reference to the TV series or anything; it's a term frequently used to mark the end of a proof. It stands for "quod erat demonstrandum," and it means "that which was to be demonstrated."

On page 9, by "smiles" he meant "laughs." You can only tell from context 'cuz Japanese people usually use the same word for both.

@Airwave2k2 Loving is hard, usually thankless work. 😜

@eviljackspicer Toyoda is a last name. The car is named after a family to begin with.