It’s a dysfunctional relationship built on lies – but then, most romantic relationships probably are. Read more
It’s a dysfunctional relationship built on lies – but then, most romantic relationships probably are. Read more
There’s something about Sasaki’s forlorn decency and Yamada’s pathetic need for acceptance that feels very universal. Read more
There are a few conceits you sort of have to accept in the interest of suspension of disbelief if Super no Ura is going to work for you. Read more