My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness

[GrimThoughts]

this is too real

 

[UrnTheBandit]

This manga feels like it was written by a 15 year old or younger. I guess the author hasn’t developed past that

 

[YUWIN]

No wonder this has a cult following; it's incredibly cathartic and depicts mental illness in a tender and (while harsh at first) flawed manner that creates multifaceted characters in only five chapters: it's better than 90-95% of most manga.

 

[ohnwoes]

I don't understand the amount of hate this manga is getting. Honestly, I just feel as if the wrong demographic is reading it. Being an adult lesbian who has struggled with mental illness, I really feel for the author. I think it's a wonderful, introspective, autobiographical word vomit that does amazingly well in portraying self-inspection. It really has left me to think and wonder on things about myself. In my own opinion, I feel it deserves to have won but I can understand others thoughts to why it should have not. What I don't understand is the attacks towards the author herself. If you don't like it and have valid criticism, that's great, but punching someone while they're down? Kind of pathetic honestly.

 

[bootyboomer]

this manga made me cry for like 2 days straight lol
it made me realize a couple things about myself and i enjoyed it honestly 200/10 !!

 

[ayaneru77]

I followed the Yuri tag to here, read the whole thing in one sitting, and sank into an intensified post-manga void completely forgetting there's nothing yuri about this.
It's fine though, this is about something much broader and I absolutely loved this. 10/10

 

[LeynaSept]

@UrnTheBandit this is one of the best manga portraying feelings of depression through manga panels wdym?

 

[rollerschuh]

this is probably one of the best manga ive ever read. its so raw and conveys the authors experience in a frank and realistic way.

it embraces the real world and hard times some people go through, so i thank the author for letting a breath out.

 

[Rukaku]

i want an english translated of the extra . otherwise i just google translate the spanish want d'oh.

 

[brodela]

at first i was like eh, this isn't what i'm looking for but i kept reading anyways. As i kept on reading things were sounding a little familiar and i was like hmm...
What i like about this manga is that it's so realistic in a way and point's out how it's not so easy as everyone thinks it is. Also oddly enough it taught me some stuff about the female body that i didn't know, and i'm a 18 y/o female! lol that's saying something. This was a good read and i'm very glad i came across it.

 

[tea-aholic]

This Is one of the best mangas I’ve ever read. I’ve never read some thing that’s helped me come to terms with my sexuality and crippling mental health as strongly as this one, the brilliant storytelling and engaging art style trapped me for the best reading I’ve had in a long time. Cheaper than therapy.

 

[tindelljk]

I happened upon this on some random image board and thought "eh, I'll give it a try and probably delete it." I was wrong. This is actually very good. Also look up it's sequels "My Solo Exchange Diary" volume 1 and 2. They're getting hard to find. By some miracle they were still both well seeded at the time of this post on https://nyaa.si

 

[carero12]

@Generika soo.. did you?

 

[KermitTheDestroyer]

While reading yuri, I stumbled upon the term "Rezu". After googling it, the first result was a wikipidea article about this manga. Thinking it was yuri, I went to go read it and the first few pages hit me like a truck. I didn't stop reading it though, this is a masterpiece that conveys a person's story so well it feels like you know them. I live this manga, and you should too, whether you can relate to the protagonist or not.

 

[lluNhpelA]

I related so much to some of her experiences that it genuinely made me uncomfortable at times. I think I would seriously recommend this to anyone that has struggled with mental illness or their sexuality and to anyone else that just wants a good read because it really lays everything out in an understandable and relatable way