Boku to Kimi no Taisetsu na Hanashi (Our Precious Conversations)

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Synonyms: An Important Talk Between You and Me, The precious talk of me and you, Miracle☆Gift

Japanese: 僕と君の大切な話

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 7

Chapters: 37

Status: Finished

Published: Aug 24, 2015 to Dec 24, 2019

Genres: Award Winning, Romance

Theme: School

Demographic: Shoujo

Serialization: Dessert

Authors: Robico (Story & Art)

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Ranked: #1119²

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After Nozomi Aizawa follows her crush, Shirou Azuma, from school all the way to the train station, she finally musters the courage to confess to him. Instead of being a romantic moment, she receives an unexpected response from the boy which progresses into a heated debate between the two.

From that point forward, Nozomi and Shirou continue to meet up at the train station and often end up arguing about their opinions on romance or the opposite gender. There is tension in their relationship, but as they carry on with these trivial yet precious conversations, the distance between the two awkward teenagers gradually closes.

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Volume 3: Miracle☆Gift

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Boku to Kimi no Taisetsu na Hanashi was published digitally in English as Our Precious Conversations by Kodansha Comics USA from May 16, 2017 to October 6, 2020, and in Spanish by Nomra Editorial since 2017.

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Aizawa, Nozomi

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Azuma, Shirou

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Hamada, Harumi

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Takahashi, Takuya

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Kazuomi, Tamaki

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Feb 27, 2023

707Nana707

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When I started reading this one, I was faced with the unnecessary and wrong insults about women. My initial thought was: "Is this a red flag?", however, I realised that it was just a part of the conversation the characters were having, they are discussing, in a way, how men and women act and their views on it, slowly understanding and learning from each other. To be precise: the mc is trying to understand girls and the fc is trying to understand boys. They definitely have more sensible and better conversations than most adults, the female lead especially, she acts very kindly and maturely towards ...

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Nov 15, 2022

Abyque

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Boku to Kimi no Taisetsu na Hanashi is from the same author who created Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun or My little monster, It's a beautiful short story about a couple, starts with when our female lead Nozomi Aizawa confesses her feelings to Shirou Azuma.

Shirou Azuma is the series' male lead; he is a bumbling airhead who is still popular in his class; on the other hand, Nozomi Aizawa is very adorable and is head over heals for him, you'll come to like every character in the end and the story flowed so beautifully.

I loved this series because-

- The romance was not rushed, not dragged.
- Not ...

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Oct 7, 2020

todiefor

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (19/37 eps)

here's my problem with series' like this one. what's ... the point? i'm fairly certain that question was even addressed in one of the early chapters of the manga. "what's the point of shoujo manga? it's all just romance over and over again. how boring." and like... yeah. that's true. it does get boring to read tons of shoujo manga at a certain point. however, i'd take a hundred lovely complexs over this. hell, i'm not sure i could finish this if someone forced me to at gunpoint.

it's... so... BORING. i'm sure it picks up some after the point i decided to drop it ... but i honestly can't bring myself to care. i thought the conceit was interesting. a confession gone wrong divulges into the two mains getting in constant disputes? well... that's SOMETHING at least! but it becomes nothing, really. in the end... isn't that just another trick to entice readers like... violence for men or romance for women (outdated gender stereotyping btw... plenty of women and men enjoy both or the other.) it's called "our precious conversations." obviously, you're enticed to see what those precious conversation are about, right?

turns out... they're not about much. this whole "men and women disagreeing about what is and isn't wrong with their gender" is so overplayed. i understand that the main guy has some weird complex about women because of his weird aunts (don't really get it and not sure if it's ever explained in greater detail because, again, i can't bring myself to care enough to finish it.) but i just think it's funny how... nozomi falls for him simply bc he smiled at her and then got curious, not because of his actual character. in fact, every man around her is utterly self-serving, selifsh, and misogynistic. it's not a surprise that she falls for someone who shows her even a little bit of kindness. i admire how she can put up with his constant misogynistic ramblings (i'd have been done in the first chapter and i almost gave up on the series immediately bc of it) and somehow love him even MORE??? i don't understand the motivation there.

she and him have different points of view so it's ... "interesting" to see them fall in love with each other? but like... it isn't. it's just outlandish. i mean i'm a real person with a nuanced point of view and these are characters in a manga that's meant to show how shallow men and women can be or whatever so... that's that, i guess. i won't be able to understand such a cartoonish view-point. i found myself constantly disagreeing with both of them.

i'm just put off by the main love interest. nozomi is a pretty strong leading lady and her best friend is a great foil. i wish the story had been about nozomi's bff and the caffeine guy instead, that seems much more enticing that whatever we're supposed to get out of the Man vs. Woman Bickering Match of the Week.

another thing i liked was the art style. clearly, the mangaka has grown a lot since they've released tonari no kaibutsu-kun (another series i got bored with half-way through and couldn't bring myself to finish) but i don't think, even with the art as good at it is, that that's justification for finishing the manga.

it really just comes down to this not being ... very good. it's not good social commentary, it's not a very interesting or new way to write a romance and it's just... not a very good shoujo manga. plus, i can't handle when men rant about not being able to understand women. maybe just... ask them to explain? like a human being would? most women aren't gonna bite your cock off just for asking a simple question. and if you're reading this rn and thinking "yeah they would." you're part of the problem. anyways. 5/10.

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