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this screenshot is cool and all, but tbh the premise of the manga is more interesting. Like you wouldn't believe me if I told you the title

i read it. it's pretty good.

obviously the manga of a song about queerphobia is about queerphobia, so be warned.

I'm usually super disconnected with most romance manga. I can't relate to having a social life, being in high school, being a girl, living in a yuri utopia where everyone is gay and homophobia doesn't exist. given my love for yuri, it's ironic that I actually connect more with heterosexual romance manga - both the male and female protag, mostly the latter.

There's Weird Voices Coming from the Room Next Door! is different? i think? It's not realistic by any means - it's a pure lesbian fantasy that will never happen in real life. but it never crosses the line of feeling "fake", like 90% of other manga.

i haven't seen people talking about it at all, and it's not really special on paper. so my theory is that this manga is just... made for me. and most other people will never feel my connected to the protagonist, Nakano. she's an 18-year-old uni student who has to learn to live alone. she's not particularly messy or anything, but she definitely does not has her life figured out. she just like me fr fr.

I have a lecturer who puts "credits: google.com" on every image on her lecturer slides. I have no idea why would anyone go through the trouble to add credits only to not credit anyone. She's doing extra work for nothing.