How Do We Relationship?

ja-Latn
Tsukiatte Agete mo Ii ka na
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付き合ってあげてもいいかな

Description

Shy Miwa has always dreamed of finding love, but living in small-town Japan made finding the right match difficult—especially since she likes girls! Even going away to college didn’t seem to help, until one day her outgoing classmate Saeko suggests they might as well start dating each other since it’s not like either of them has other options.

At first it seems like things won't work out as their personalities clash and misunderstandings abound. But when their casual friendship starts to become something more, Miwa begins to wonder—can a pragmatic proposal lead to true love?

(Source: VIZ Media)

Notes:
- Includes eight extra chapters.
- Placed 13th in the Tsugimanga 2019 Award in the Web Manga Category.

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Character Archetype
Tomboys
Character Types
Female Lead
Cast
Primarily Adult Primarily Female
Female Lead
Occupation Female Lead College Student Female Lead Personality Female Lead Crude Female Lead
LGBTQ+ Characters
Lesbian Character Bisexual
Narrative Tropes
Storytelling Techniques Flashbacks
Love Tropes
Love Triangle Opposites Attract Realistic Relationship Realistic Homosexual Relationship
Plot Structure
Time Manipulation Time Skip
Romantic Dynamics
Growing Love Fast romance First Time Dating
Themes
Coming of Age LGBTQ+ Depression Music Rehabilitation Drugs Alcohol Emotions Regret Girls Love Yuri Music Band Psychological Psychosexual Romance Unrequited Love Slice of Life School Life
Social Issues
Homophobia Social Stigma
Sexual Content
Nudity Virginity Intensity Mature Nudity Partial
Sexual Acts
Rape Oral Intercourse Cunnilingus
Audience Demographics
Female Oriented Josei
Character Traits
Self Hatred
Personality Traits
Shy Protagonist Low Self-Esteem
Derivative Work > Based on
Based on Literature Based on a Doujinshi
Locations
Asia Japan
School
College Clubs
Relationship
Friendship Multiple Relationships Toxic Orientation Asexual
Family Relationship > Family
Siblings Twins
Romantic Relationship
Breakup Sex Friends
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary 21st century

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