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This manga is truly made for those who like S&M; if you don't like it then you really wont like this manga (and it will likely make you very uncomfortable with certain concepts) however if you are into it then this will be a heavily read as if God himself wrote and drew this.

The internal conflicts between the handsome president fighting both his S side and M side, combined with beautiful girls putting pressure on all sides, tied (intentional) together with a stunning art style, this manga is made for the kinky BDSM loving readers.

Overall, if you're a into kinky yet surprisingly wholesome relationships where ... the pretty boy is both the M and S, then I 100,000% recommend this!

TW for self-harm, suicidal intentions, murder, drugging, kidnapping, and sexual assault; if any of those make you uncomfortable, I wouldn't recommend you it.

This manga is not for everyone, however if you're a fan of mentally ill lesbians with yandere complexes then you will love this short story.

It's a twistedly cute story about a girl named Sazi who is a stalker to a girl named Hikari, who she fell in love with when she was a child, however after the girl moved away Sazi became hopelessly obsessed, self-harming herself to keep a promise they made. After stalking down Hikari, Sazi transfers to the same school ... as her to keep watch over her, but makes the depressing discovery that she has a new friend named Mero who Sazi sees as a threat to their love.

The story is both funny and enjoyable while being dark and a great telling of the ways a yandere will go for their beloved. The ending also had a plot twist that caught me super off guard and almost made me cry.

Seeing as no one has written a review for this yet, I thought I might as well.
'Wolf-chan Is Trying to Feign Indifference' is an incredibly cute manga about a cool, stoic loner named Fuyuko Oogami and her crush on the simple-minded, kinda dumb Makiba. While there isn't much out right now, the story is already incredibly heart-warmingly cute as Fuyuko tries to keep her cool persona up around Makiba and her classmates, while also internally melting and fangirling over just the sight of him.
It's a nice and easy read, and I really recommend it to anyone who enjoys fun formula of 'cute girl has ... a personality that doesn't match her appearance', and I can't wait to see what more will come from this manga.

I have never written a review of an anime before, but there is something special about Watamote that made me feel like I needed to write this. I originally started watching this anime back in 2014ish and while I never got to finish it, I had my Nan make a cosplay of her costume of Tomoko. I finally got around to finishing it here in 2020.
This anime makes me feel some hardcore feelings.
Tomoko is ever so relatable, her awkward, weird, and downright seemingly creepy personality makes her feel like the most human anime character I have ever seen in my 8 years of ... watching anime.
No one I have spoken to has heard of this anime, and it sucks, because this anime is amazing. Each episode follows its own plot which overall contributes to the main goal: becoming popular. But this anime is more realist than any others, because Tomoko isn't popular, and she will never be. Tomoko doesn't get that redemption that you wait for the whole time, and for some that may been off putting, but for me and I'm sure many others this makes Tomoko so much more lovable, because not everyone can be popular, and there is comfort in having a character like her to relate too.
Not everyone will enjoy this anime, but if you've even just once been the student who nobody knew, the student who embarrassed themselves to try and do something cool, or the student who never had many or any friends then this anime is worth at least a shot.