What the fuck is wrong with this author? Why is the prospect of two characters going out such a big fucking deal?
So what if you like another girl or two, you're in fucking high school. There is literally nothing wrong with simply going on dates without mutual love.
It's Japan, and it was written a decade ago.
Just consider the fact that omiai are still a fairly common thing in Japan, something you really don't see in America.
Sure, there's online matchmaking, but it's not treated with the same weight that omiai, and if there are professional matchmaking services, they certainly don't operate on the same scale.
At the end of the day, you don't have to read it if you don't want to, and it's not even trying to push some sort of "purity agenda" on its audience, so I don't know why you'd care.
Maybe because the author is a female.
You are not allowed to post this manga here. I still rage about the end.
are you new in manga?
Why?
Isn't Tojo getting some sort of redemption manga soon?
It's currently running in one of Jump's spinoffs.
Fingers crossed for Kitaoji next.
How would you feel if she actually decided to continue the main series, starting with Manaka leaving Nishino and deciding he loved Toujou the most after all?
That would be fucking awful, not only because leaving Nishino would be weird for Junpei's character, but also because he had the least romantic development with Toujou out of the main three.
In my opinion, he had better chemistry with the shy girl he met at the cram school than he did with Toujou. He and Toujou were good friends that understood and supported each others' dreams, and Junpei never really thought of her as more than that.