Don't Call Me Daddy (2) (Don't Call Me Dirty)
von Gorou Kanbe
Long before the events of Don’t Call Me Dirty, Hanao Kaji and Ryuuji Mita were close friends...When Ryuuji is left to raise his son Shouji as a single father, Hanao steps up to help him out. At first, their family life is happy and content, but Hanao's true feelings for Ryuuji become more and more difficult for him to ignore. The pressure of staying closeted eventually becomes too much to bear; Hanao leaves, choosing to run from his feelings and his fears of somehow “messing up” Shouji’s life when he starts getting teased at school for having two dads.Years later, when he comes home to care for his aging father and ends up advising Shouji on his blossoming relationship with Hama, Hanao realizes it's time to face his own past… and his future.
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Don't Call Me Daddy (2) (Don't Call Me Dirty)
von Gorou Kanbe
Long before the events of Don’t Call Me Dirty, Hanao Kaji and Ryuuji Mita were close friends...When Ryuuji is left to raise his son Shouji as a single father, Hanao steps up to help him out. At first, their family life is happy and content, but Hanao's true feelings for Ryuuji become more and more difficult for him to ignore. The pressure of staying closeted eventually becomes too much to bear; Hanao leaves, choosing to run from his feelings and his fears of somehow “messing up” Shouji’s life when he starts getting teased at school for having two dads.Years later, when he comes home to care for his aging father and ends up advising Shouji on his blossoming relationship with Hama, Hanao realizes it's time to face his own past… and his future.
Aktuelle Rezensionen(1)
Rezension von kenI, (perhaps not) more than anyone understands the vivid moment of a story, regurgitating it out, and leaving it to stand as is. It seems to be the backbone of this manga; the thought of losing someone and the dream of reconnection after twenty years. But that's the thing: with such a large swathe of time, it's difficult to be convinced that Hanao and Ryuuji can fall into step so easily. What I like best about this story is Hanao's self-sacrificial way. I can't help it - I'm a sucker for a person who falls in love with their best friend, and is convinced that they will not be loved back. But in the same vein, it's both amusing and irritating that it was <i>that</i> easy. But again. The slowburn doesn't have room for this manga, I suppose. (but especially when Ryuuji mentions something about seduction only for them to be found in bed pages later. For all his talk, Hanao is that easy?)