#Seihantai na Kimi to Boku

[marikbentusi]

[haveyoureadthismanga-poll]

[animedogoftheday]

Today’s anime dog of the day is:

These ones from You and I Are Polar Opposites (2022)

[kakuriyo]

[yazzydream]

Shueisha Natsucomi stickers!

[sanguinesucker]

Suzuki Fashion Appreciation Post

[hatsumishinogu]

You and I Are Polar Opposites Vol.7

[blingee-maker]

recently read you and i are polar opposites, guess whos my fav

[acidd-attack]

Seihantai na Kimi to Boku

[nero-draco]

[immoren]

[brinaordinaryday]

Taira x Azuma ( Tairazuma)

Seihantai na Kimi to Boku (Agasawa Kocha)

[cloverinsummer]

The manga “You and I Are Polar Opposites” has dime a dozen amazing characters who gets loads of focus, and are developed wonderfully.

So why is it that the characters I get the most attached to are these two when they’re just vibing in the background?😭

[jugemu-jugemu-11]

[confluence-and-drift]

Been reading Seihantai na Kimi to Boku/You and I are Polar Opposites and I do appreciate how Suzuki is often drawn as a kind of creature / the mangaka isn't afraid of having her make silly expressions / going all simplified for comedy purposes, it gives the entire manga so much more expressiveness.

[sigmaufo]

You Should Read "You and I are Polar Opposites"

I'm not sure when exactly I was clued into this super cute high school romance manga, but I've been a huge fan ever since. It follows a pair of high schoolers who are, as the title teases, polar opposites, but nevertheless are attracted to each other and make a good couple.

And then, slowly, you see another polar opposite pairing growing. And another is being teased.

I love that this series is absolutely mundane. There's nothing here that strikes a person as being wildly unrealistic. There's nothing supernatural, there's no wildly wealthy characters or stupidly powerful student council. There is angst, but it's realistic angst.

And it has this guy:

Meet Taira. You know how relatable a lot of people found Ishigami from Kaguya-sama? Taira is like that, but more realistic. He doesn't have that massive moment of trauma: he's experienced many little moments over the years, moments that taught him to keep his mouth quiet and do nothing to make people notice him.

He's come a long way since his first appearance, when he was saying some incel-ly sort of things, but he grew from that immediately. He's still got a way to go, but he knows he's got problems and he wants to deal with them, even if he has no idea how to.

Anyway, it's a great series, you should read it, here's chapter 1.

Edit: from a previous blog post, it appears that I started reading it October 2022. Thanks, me!