I love how this manga doesn't romanticise love, but calls out unhealthy relationship behaviour that some people gravitate towards when they fall in love. I love that it constantly and unexpectedly changes POVs, helping the reader understand the mess of feelings that determine the characters' behaviour. And I really like that some of the cast is adult, because compared to adults the high school characters look exactly the way they should look — like kids. I love that Yuusuke, who looks like this typical romanticised dark mysterious love interest, turns out to be very human, just a teenager, and his pain and frustration are so raw and real, despite sometimes being absolutely silly, naive and overdramatised. It kind of reminds me of my 16-year-old self, who 100% felt like the world was about to end because of little things, despite rationally realising that that's (probably) not the case.
Anyways, I think this manga is quite insightful about romantic relationships and the feelings of teenagers and I can't wait to see where it takes us in the next volumes.
