If emotions are something that separate humans from other species, then are you truly human if you don't experience emotions or just some hollow husk that resembles a human? At what point could you truly say someone is beyond a friend? At what point are they a friend? A lover? An enemy? Follow...

Does everyone need love in their life, or is it something that is a luxury ? Haruki has a kind and helpful personality along with good looks and a sense of style. His demeanor and attitude makes it easy for people to adore him. While he may seem like an ordinary person, he has never experien...

Yuusuke Sato is a cynical, know-it-all teenager. He believes the world is a cruel game that he is but a pawn in and is powerless to do anything about it. He accepts his lot as a worker bee and resigns himself to a normal, dull, unfulfilling life. But there is one thing that keeps Yuusuke engaged...

Living a peaceful life without any trouble is what I have always wanted but this damned face is always attractiong useless attention. I can clearly see through people's intentions and their double standards, all they want- is to hangout with this "face". No one is really interested in knowing...

You dont need a fantasy to make the story bizzare check out how humans are already very bizzare(atleast by my standards)as you read this trip to Bazaar

A problem ensued when two books in a library read by two girls had different endings.

The Way Things Are (or TWTA) is my BL comic, which I am currently drawing. Here I will update some Alternate Universe (AU) short stories with the characters from the main story. These are not canon, but can be considered canon adjacent. Synopsys of the main story: When Ryuko Kiwatamura move...

"Is this what it means to be in love?" This was the question that she asked to herself many, many times throughout her journey to discover herself. A high school girl, who one day suddenly fell into love. What would she find at the end of her journey? Was it a blooming love? Or...

In the farthest corner of a certain high school there exists a set of vending machines. Once a week, Kade, a closeted introvert looking for a space to rejuvenate, stops by to have a snack. It's peaceful at first, but not soon after, he is met with a troublesome character and a silly debt.

When Tokiko met Simon, she hated him. He was annoying and always seemed to bring out the weakest and unladylike self out of her. But after spending some time with him, she sees her weaknesses as something to be proud of and enjoys the little banters and jokes she cracks with Simon. Which make...