Dear My Teacher

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This manga was surprisingly nice to read. It's realistic, it's cute, it's entertaining.

In my opinion, it combined positive aspects of different other (yuri) stories all into one great romance.
The art and partially the personality of the characters reminded me of Yagate Kimi ni Naru, while it took an adult and serious approach to homosexuality like Aoi Hana, but without having a big drama revolving around it either. Also, it has a rather fast pacing (sadly it's a bit short though), so you won't have to read for ages to get somewhere. All that combined with the interesting coupling of the adult school nurse and a ... 3rd year student (in that way a typical sensei-student relationship, I guess), but with the Sensei actually being the inexperienced one.

What I liked most about it is that it is quite the lovely story, but without straying from being realistic as well. It still covers the issues of insecurities with yourself, prejudice and discrimination from the society which come with homosexuality. And also, compared to other yuri stories, not every girl in the school is lesbian.

Dear My Teacher is a fun story to read. Normally i can easily find issues that will bug me. But this story is different. The only real issue is the lack of updates.

The story while being good it doesn't really do anything new. But it doesn't need too. Both the characters are likable and both have their own backstory that isn't overly complicated.

The story also progresses past the High School faze into adult life witch is nice and i wasn't expecting.

This is a story you will want to read in your free time. It's also very underrated story. I hope the story continues ... it's been 1Y 10D Sense the last update at the time of writing this.