Nyanta to Pomeko: Imasara Shinjiteiru to Iwaretemo Mou Teokure da
Nyanta & Pomeko: I Believe In It Now It's too Late to Be Told

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Man, this series was wonderful! It has some tough topics that aren't the more obvious ones, yet it has many great lessons to gain from.

Makoto is a very negative character, but that gives him plenty of space to grow. His trust was broken by so many people that he can't trust others, especially when people attempt to force him to. That's what makes Anri so special; she never pushed him in any way that he didn't feel comfortable. They grow together, and it's a beautiful thing. They are both complex both where they start and how they change in the story.

The story is great, even ... if many people seem to be confused by it. It'll be hard not to spoil things, but I'll do my best. The beginning focuses on the trauma, but the rest is about growing and moving forward in a positive manner. It is almost too linear in how he grows and changes, but that's fine. I think a lot of people need a story like that to give them the courage to move forward in life too. It's quite inspiring.

9/10 It's an easy recommend from me! While some may not relate or see how the situation is as heavy as Makoto makes it out to be, I think the value for those that do is far higher. Comparing the characters from the beginning to the end is probably my favorite part; the story sets itself away from others with clearly defined change rather than something open-ended or vague.

a truly wonderful story about the recovery of two anti-social outcasts together. the characters and trauma are well written, and i even felt my heart sink when they talked about their past. throughout the story, the two main characters slowly open up with each other until they are completely different from how they were originally. and unlike other psychological stories, the romance is actually really good. it feels super natural (aside from the original coincidences), and it was pretty cute. another fact i praise is that the story gets happier as time goes on, unlike random shocks of sadness in certain other psychological manga ive ... read.
overall, this is a great story, and a pretty damn good psychological compared to everything else ive read. i personally gave it an 8.5/10. the only flaw is that its a bit short and could have had some slower development, but it didnt hurt the story too much

I'm... a bit conflicted on this.

This is not a good manga at all. The main character is unbearably gloomy, even considering his background it's almost comically exaggerated. That being said... there's a really tragic layer of reality to this work, but I sadly do not feel that it is intentional.

To put it bluntly, this feels like a blatant self-insert. A miserable MC, who is actually super cool on the inside, who gets to meet a beauty to fall in love with that can fish him out of his miserable situation.

It's just... depressing. Either this was written as an author self-insert, or it was written with ... the intent of baiting in people in the MC's situation. I have very mixed feelings on both.

Again, the manga itself is terribly average, but honestly the reason why I am dropping this is because it hurts me emotionally to read. There's a hurt behind this and I can't really handle it.