#rikeikoi

[averinna]

In my bisexual era and being punched by the reality of my situation by an anime

[nanimoshitakunai]

So, this one surprised me...

Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei Shite Mita or Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It what an anime! Was it like 10/10? No, not at all, but it did indeed surprised me. I thought it would be something like “just one more of your daily romantic comedies” and it was waaay more than that! Especially season 2. Season 1 was a-ok, it did an amazing story set up and it was really interesting, but season 2 took things a bit deeper. Till episode 6, everything was amazing, beautiful, I even cried watching episodes 5 and 6. These episodes showed love in different ways (and I honestly think there is a person there who should’ve been arrested but.....ahahahahahahha) and how amazing it is to love someone and what love may mean in different perspectives for people. So cute, so amazing, so great. But from episode 7 on things changed a bit, focusing on another character her love problems and normal problems, with an ending I, personally, wasn’t expecting much but I should’ve seen it coming (the clues were all there all the time and at the same time they weren’t????? I got seriously confused!!) yet, episode 11 got my heart racing (not in a “racing because of love” way) and I kinda felt a bit relived with episode 12 ending. It was indeed an anime that surprised me, full of easter eggs (mainly on season 1), things that left me thinking for many nights and I couldn’t barely fall asleep and it was a very well done work. It may not be for teens, but young adults/adults for sure! I recommend it, watch it if you can and I hope that, if you’re a nerd like me, you’ll know why I was so surprised by it. Hope you people enjoy this one too, thanks :)

[averinna]

Anyway I am bisexual

[averinna]

Shonen/seinen making both of their lead attractive when they don't have to are my favorite. Keep feeding the bisexual in me