this caters towards sick people who think "age is nothing but a number" when it comes to love. this is GROOMING and RA**. I expected something bad to happen to the disgusting r*pist, what a waste of time.
@yaoilover773 It's actually a realistic story about csa victims and how it affects their lives and decisions. As a victim myself I finished this manga in tears because it touched me so deeply so I don't appreciate you saying that this manga caters towards actual predators. Nobody is punished because that's not the point of the manga. This isn't an idealistic story where everyone gets a happy ending, it is a depiction of the messed up sh** that happens to real victims. Yui is not okay, Kei is not okay and the original perpetrator lives happily in blissful ignorance to the lives he has ruined. That's what happens to victims in a world that doesn't care about them. The feelings of love that you feel towards your abuser as a child are real, that doesn't make them okay, that doesn't make them normal but they are real. This manga heavily highlights that. Your disgust of the topic may be clouding your judgment but please realise that this is a realistic depiction. This happens to real children and I personally think Harada did an amazing job conveying the horrors and worst case scenarios of csa.
@THE fujoshi at the time reading this, this was very traumatizing and shocking to me. i still feel the message was poorly portrayed, and back then, i didn't "get it." what you've said has made me think my previous message through, and i apologize for hurting your feelings. i acknowledge you're a victim yourself, and therefore i take your opinion for what it is and it's made me think of this manga differently. maybe i WAS so against it because it was so utterly disgusting, because this DOES in fact happen in real life. however, this should not be listed as a boys love manga. anyways, thanks for sharing. i guess this type of manga is definitely not my cup of tea.
