Well, I'm sure there's a lot of stuff out there, but I absolutely do not get why the relationship in Aishite Kudasai, Sensei even works out. The female lead in this story seems to be a calm, reasonable and smart woman. Then there's this creepy psychotic stalker of a student who secretly takes photos of her, who's watching her all the time, he breaks things in his tantrums and this only continues to prove how violent he can get if things don't go his way, talks to himself, plays with people and it's supposedly a good romance? =_= I didn't even read this, I merely skimmed through it and ughhhh. Ayano should have locked up the creep, not fallen in love with him. Oh, and he's a brat too.

All the smut male leads, those arrogant guys with no redeemable qualities. And I haven't read much shoujo but I do remember the Prince from Goong, Shin, I didn't like him at all. 😔

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Kiriya from Kare First Love...if he really loves her why does he have to force her to do it with him??

I'd have to disagree... I find it very realistic... because in real life that's what they do, despite what they feel for the girl, coz that's how they satisfy their insecurity... I think, I'm not sure though.

Read Moderately XD

--Jenni Ann <3

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"The most important things in life may not have monetary value... but they are never free."

To me, love interests in poorly written manga don't even register as it's just a pile of crap overall. It's when a love interest is such a bad character/acts so poorly that it drags down an otherwise great manga and heroine that I tend to get upset. Rita from Heroine Shikkaku is one of my more recent hated ones.

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