I Can't Believe I Slept With You! Vol. 1

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thankfully, it turns into a super cute (if a bit ecchi) exploration of the 'forced proximity' trope. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

praising the art, though noting a disconnect with the comedy aspects of the series due the to sad circumstances of each characters lives, "As a romantic comedy, when the comedy is rooted in pain, it’s hard for me to laugh. Landlady is not straight and very up front about that, but, while she certainly did the deed with Koduka, she turns out to have a lot of regret (and general melancholy about the loneliness her orientation has caused her). this was much cuter than I expected, though not perfect - the premise was definitely uncomfy for me. Not to say it isn’t silly - it is (this is probably the only time I’ve laughed at anybody playing a Mario Kart clone). The manga was serialized in ASCII Media Works' monthly shōnen manga magazine Dengeki Daioh from June 2019 to February 2021.After a one-night stand, the two women decide to keep the arrangement, slowly growing closer over the coming months. So when Landlady offers her this extensive favour system to provide ongoing debt relief for services of any kind, not just sexual, Koduka says yes and gets a roomie in the bargain (which may not make sense on paper, but I assure you this might be the only manga where this actually makes a modicum of sense to occur).

Make no mistake, Koduka is over a barrel here and she does indeed take Landlady (I will be referring to her as such for the review because of reasons) up on her offer. More detail comes later in the series that clears up the consent issue and makes it all well worth sticking around for. Back to Koduka and Landlady, we have a story that is in turns funny and tender as we watch a relationship develop. I think I know what is trying to be accomplished by this story (though I could be totally wrong) but I was very put off by the financial manipulation of this down-on-her-luck character. It’s always great to see a yuri book that doesn’t shy away from lesbian issues and Landlady has an absolutely awkward encounter at the mall that features some nasty prejudice (beware the well-meaning, yet ignorant high school acquaintance) and features Koduka both standing up for a friend, yet also being forced to confront some truths about herself.Language: English Publisher: Seven Seas Entertainment, LLC Country of origin: United States Dimensions (mm): 181. Koduka is a disaster - she is clearly grappling with depression after her job went sideways and everything about her life has fallen down in the meantime. Both have the theme of a supposedly straight woman who, for reasons of convenience, becomes involved with a lesbian and matters get interesting.