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幼馴染じゃ我慢できない [Osananajimi ja Gaman Dekinai] #3
I Can't Stand Being Your Childhood Friend Vol. 3
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幼馴染の諒太から長年秘めていた想いを告げられ、恋人同士になった蒼衣。
お互いの母親へも関係を報告し、
さらに強い絆で結ばれた二人は、順風満帆な同棲生活を続けていた。
しかし、就職を機に二人の時間が減っていく。
不動産会社で慣れない営業職に奮闘する諒太の邪魔をしたくない蒼衣は、
寂しく思う気持ちを素直に伝えられず――。
幼馴染の諒太から長年秘めていた想いを告げられ、恋人同士になった蒼衣。
お互いの母親へも関係を報告し、
さらに強い絆で結ばれた二人は、順風満帆な同棲生活を続けていた。
しかし、就職を機に二人の時間が減っていく。
不動産会社で慣れない営業職に奮闘する諒太の邪魔をしたくない蒼衣は、
寂しく思う気持ちを素直に伝えられず――。
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Published June 9, 2026
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June 24, 2026
i’m going to miss them so much. their story should’ve lasted 4 more volumes but i’ll take what i can get i guess :’)
June 24, 2026
I LOVE THEM SO MUCH! I cried again lmfao that’s so rare for a manga to make me cry?! Especially with rereading the prev volumes before this final volume!!!
Ohh my goodness. I love their story so much, i wish it was indeed longer but i guess we were lucky enough to get this 3rd volume anyway! There’s one thing that sorta was niggling in the back of my mind tho,… does Ryota ever tell his father? Is this something that i’ve missed?? I feel like i might be getting mixed up with another manga 🤔
ALSO I RPT!!WE ARE GETTING A JURI AND KOU SPINOFFFF OHHH MY GOD I LOVE JURI!! HE’S SO FUCKING CUTE!!! I love size differences oh my GOD im gnashing !! POUR JURI IN MY VEINS!!!!
Ohh my goodness. I love their story so much, i wish it was indeed longer but i guess we were lucky enough to get this 3rd volume anyway! There’s one thing that sorta was niggling in the back of my mind tho,… does Ryota ever tell his father? Is this something that i’ve missed?? I feel like i might be getting mixed up with another manga 🤔
ALSO I RPT!!WE ARE GETTING A JURI AND KOU SPINOFFFF OHHH MY GOD I LOVE JURI!! HE’S SO FUCKING CUTE!!! I love size differences oh my GOD im gnashing !! POUR JURI IN MY VEINS!!!!
February 11, 2026
4.5⭐
Las cosas entre Aoi y Ryota parecen ir bien, viven juntos y tienen una vida tranquila. Sin embargo, como ahora Ryota trabaja y cada vez pasan menos tiempo juntos aun viviendo en el mismo piso.
Y Aoi se siente inseguro, un poco solo, pero no quiere interferir ni decirle nada a Ryota porque siente que es algo egoísta de su parte (además sabe que este es capaz de dejar su trabajo por él JAJAJAJ)
El problema viene cuando Aoi decide desahogarse con su vecino y Ryota se acaba enterando de cómo se siente, pero de la peor manera posible ya que descubrir algo por una tercera persona no deja buen sabor de boca a nadie...
Este tomo se mantiene en la línea de los otros dos y me ha gustado mucho, aunque debo decir que me puso un poco nerviosa ese nuevo conflicto justo a las puertas de cerrar la obra.
Porque claro, Aoi y Ryota son mejores amigos desde la infancia, pero cuando metieron el factor romance en sus vidas los problemas de comunicación aparecían cada vez más, pero no sé no me gustó sentir esa tensión justo al final. Aunque lo entiendo y no está para nada mal llevado, pero uffff es como HABLAD YA, POR FAVOR.
Igualmente les tengo mucho cariño a estos dos idiotas, hacen una pareja increíble y es que van a ser tan felices juntos (por favor no me deis más infartos con el certificado de matrimonio, gracias). Así que ha sido una muy buena lectura y espero que me apetezca releerles pronto.
Las cosas entre Aoi y Ryota parecen ir bien, viven juntos y tienen una vida tranquila. Sin embargo, como ahora Ryota trabaja y cada vez pasan menos tiempo juntos aun viviendo en el mismo piso.
Y Aoi se siente inseguro, un poco solo, pero no quiere interferir ni decirle nada a Ryota porque siente que es algo egoísta de su parte (además sabe que este es capaz de dejar su trabajo por él JAJAJAJ)
El problema viene cuando Aoi decide desahogarse con su vecino y Ryota se acaba enterando de cómo se siente, pero de la peor manera posible ya que descubrir algo por una tercera persona no deja buen sabor de boca a nadie...
Este tomo se mantiene en la línea de los otros dos y me ha gustado mucho, aunque debo decir que me puso un poco nerviosa ese nuevo conflicto justo a las puertas de cerrar la obra.
Porque claro, Aoi y Ryota son mejores amigos desde la infancia, pero cuando metieron el factor romance en sus vidas los problemas de comunicación aparecían cada vez más, pero no sé no me gustó sentir esa tensión justo al final. Aunque lo entiendo y no está para nada mal llevado, pero uffff es como HABLAD YA, POR FAVOR.
Igualmente les tengo mucho cariño a estos dos idiotas, hacen una pareja increíble y es que van a ser tan felices juntos (por favor no me deis más infartos con el certificado de matrimonio, gracias). Así que ha sido una muy buena lectura y espero que me apetezca releerles pronto.
June 7, 2026
A cute ending! Hope 7S picks up the spin-off!
July 10, 2024
4.5 a beautiful way to close this series ✨
April 29, 2026
Lindísimos, esperando el spin off de la pareja secundaria
March 3, 2026
La verdad es que los he amado todos. Son preciosos y ellos son una pareja muy mona. 😍
March 17, 2025
Final de la historia donde vemos la que sería la última etapa de Ryôta y Ao, los cuales se han graduado y han pasado a la vida adulta. Sin poder estar siempre juntos como antes, ambos deberán aclimatarse a estar separados.
June 11, 2026
I was hoping for a bit more substance in this volume, but we barely even got to see either of them at work. The storyline was pretty much just: how does a relationship handle the adjustment period when you go from being students to entering the working world? Which, for their relationship, mostly just meant they have sex less often? Yet it still took up about half of the book.
Ryota's six months in his real estate job, and he's struggling with the customer service part of it, since showing listings means he has to actually interact with the people who are looking for housing. Do we get to actually see a single instance of this? No! In fact, we only see him talking with one of his coworkers, an older straight married guy who gives him advice about both work and relationships, since he's had his fair share of fights with his wife.
Aoi gets jealous of this guy because Ryota mentions him by name, but not once does he actually ask any questions about Ryota's job, his coworkers, any of it. He doesn't even listen when Ryota is trying to tell him that his coworker is selling them his used car so they can go on more trips together as a couple. If he'd ever bothered to pay attention to what Ryota was saying, he would've known from the start that this guy was just a dude making Ryota's job a little bit easier, and not any sort of remote threat to their relationship. (It's silly for Aoi to be jealous anyway because Ryota is literally obsessed with him.)
That part of the drama is pretty minimal, just thrown in for bonus points because you've always got to have weird love triangles even three volumes into an established relationship. (I was being too optimistic that all the jealousy storylines had closed out in Volume 2 - Ryota is still feeling iffy about their neighbor dude, too, although he handles it a lot better than Aoi.)
Mainly, Aoi is struggling because working two different types of jobs - an office job and a retail one with rotating shifts - means they don't see each other as often as before. Even though they live together, Aoi works nights sometimes and Ryota is completely drained from a pretty tiring job he's still getting used to. Aoi says he doesn't bring it up to Ryota because he's being selfless and knows that Ryota would always choose him over anything else, and he doesn't want to get in the way of his career, etc.
To Aoi's credit, he does acknowledge later that it wasn't really any of that...he was just feeling sad about seeing Ryota less often and getting less of his focused attention. Which is honestly such a stupid thing to fight about, but I guess that happens in relationships, because people and emotions aren't logical.
What annoyed me was that Aoi left their apartment for what I think was 2 weeks? When he was at his parents' house he said "it's been 2 weeks since that argument," but Ryota also noticed an open drawer (with their missing wedding license) and I feel like he wouldn't have walked past that for two weeks without seeing it before. So was it only a day, and they just hadn't spoken much for the weeks prior? That was pretty unclear.
Point is, Aoi got in a huff and ran off to "clear his head" without actually talking to his boyfriend about anything, again. While they made up and promised to be more open with each other in the future, it was a kind of frustrating storyline when there was so much else that could've been explored. And is Aoi just going to work in a clothing shop forever? What are his other dreams?
There's going to be a spinoff about the neighbor couple, and I honestly don't know if I'll want to read them. I'm...not that interested in them. The dynamic gets kind of weird when they're in the picture, and honestly if I was Ryota I'd be more concerned about how much Juri tries to pry sex stories out of Aoi.
Ryota's six months in his real estate job, and he's struggling with the customer service part of it, since showing listings means he has to actually interact with the people who are looking for housing. Do we get to actually see a single instance of this? No! In fact, we only see him talking with one of his coworkers, an older straight married guy who gives him advice about both work and relationships, since he's had his fair share of fights with his wife.
Aoi gets jealous of this guy because Ryota mentions him by name, but not once does he actually ask any questions about Ryota's job, his coworkers, any of it. He doesn't even listen when Ryota is trying to tell him that his coworker is selling them his used car so they can go on more trips together as a couple. If he'd ever bothered to pay attention to what Ryota was saying, he would've known from the start that this guy was just a dude making Ryota's job a little bit easier, and not any sort of remote threat to their relationship. (It's silly for Aoi to be jealous anyway because Ryota is literally obsessed with him.)
That part of the drama is pretty minimal, just thrown in for bonus points because you've always got to have weird love triangles even three volumes into an established relationship. (I was being too optimistic that all the jealousy storylines had closed out in Volume 2 - Ryota is still feeling iffy about their neighbor dude, too, although he handles it a lot better than Aoi.)
Mainly, Aoi is struggling because working two different types of jobs - an office job and a retail one with rotating shifts - means they don't see each other as often as before. Even though they live together, Aoi works nights sometimes and Ryota is completely drained from a pretty tiring job he's still getting used to. Aoi says he doesn't bring it up to Ryota because he's being selfless and knows that Ryota would always choose him over anything else, and he doesn't want to get in the way of his career, etc.
To Aoi's credit, he does acknowledge later that it wasn't really any of that...he was just feeling sad about seeing Ryota less often and getting less of his focused attention. Which is honestly such a stupid thing to fight about, but I guess that happens in relationships, because people and emotions aren't logical.
What annoyed me was that Aoi left their apartment for what I think was 2 weeks? When he was at his parents' house he said "it's been 2 weeks since that argument," but Ryota also noticed an open drawer (with their missing wedding license) and I feel like he wouldn't have walked past that for two weeks without seeing it before. So was it only a day, and they just hadn't spoken much for the weeks prior? That was pretty unclear.
Point is, Aoi got in a huff and ran off to "clear his head" without actually talking to his boyfriend about anything, again. While they made up and promised to be more open with each other in the future, it was a kind of frustrating storyline when there was so much else that could've been explored. And is Aoi just going to work in a clothing shop forever? What are his other dreams?
There's going to be a spinoff about the neighbor couple, and I honestly don't know if I'll want to read them. I'm...not that interested in them. The dynamic gets kind of weird when they're in the picture, and honestly if I was Ryota I'd be more concerned about how much Juri tries to pry sex stories out of Aoi.
June 17, 2026
This third and final volume was a lot more sex than necessary. And their fight didn’t make a lot of sense. They needed some more buildup or something to get to that point. But liked how Ryota went after Aoi and brought him home and how they finally talked about the things they were moving around.
Also, I am so excited for a Juri and Kou book!! They are such cuties and I can’t wait for more of them <3
Also, I am so excited for a Juri and Kou book!! They are such cuties and I can’t wait for more of them <3
June 10, 2026
I loved seeing Ao and Ryota deal with their first big fight as couple. And they both had older people give them great advice. Even the most compatible people have arguments. Communicate! Cry it out! Make up and be happy again.
So this was the final volume. There was a page that mentioned Juri and Kou’s story being published soon…? Really? I would love to read about them too!!!!
So this was the final volume. There was a page that mentioned Juri and Kou’s story being published soon…? Really? I would love to read about them too!!!!
June 13, 2026
Phew, this one was SMUTTY. The main conflict of this one stems from lack of communication which is a bit frustrating as always, but they come through in the end. It’s clear how obsessed they are with each other lol. So much sex. It was a cute wrap-up for them!
Happy to see that there’s going to be a spinoff with the neighbors! I will be there for it 👀
Happy to see that there’s going to be a spinoff with the neighbors! I will be there for it 👀
May 19, 2026
i was so relieved when they finally opened up to each other and shared their worries. their character development is truly evident from the first volume to the last omg i hope you two are always happy! also i can't wait for the kou and juri spin-off!!! :D
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June 15, 2026
I think the best thing about this series is the communication. Normally a character like Aoi would take a lot longer to have insights about their own actions let alone be quick to have open and honest conversations after he realizes how he might have caused issues….and I love that in a story
July 5, 2026
great ending to the series...I could've read a bunch more volumes of this, but it had a satisfying conclusion to some really realistic relationship struggles. also, this art style is too good, I love their faces and eyes especially!!
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March 7, 2024
3.5 Stars!
November 30, 2024
Ich find die beiden ja echt süß aber das thema Eifersucht wird mir leider zu krass übertrieben. Ich find Eifersucht einfach nicht romantisch daher nur 4 Sterne.
December 27, 2025
ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. SO CUTEEEE AND HEALTHYYYYYYY. LOVED THE PIERCINGS AND THEY WERE DUMB SOMETIMES BUT ALSO SO SO NATURAL AAAA VERY GOOD
February 1, 2026
man 😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔 im going to miss them sm 😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔 i got a little sick of the kou-san plotline im ngl but this was still so cute gosh i love them, 4.5 ⭐️
February 9, 2026
Triste porque ya ha sido el final pero feliz porque tendremos spin off de la pareja secundaria🥹
April 15, 2026
4.5
huhuhu so sweettt i love them
huhuhu so sweettt i love them
June 14, 2026
Ive been waiting for this for a while now haha i love their relationship so much i need more. Theyre both so in love with eachother.
July 17, 2026
Rating: 3.5*
They're so codependent lol. It was a a good conclusion. The first volume was definitely the best, but I enjoyed the whole series. I also definitely want to read Juri and Kou's story.
They're so codependent lol. It was a a good conclusion. The first volume was definitely the best, but I enjoyed the whole series. I also definitely want to read Juri and Kou's story.
July 11, 2025
Ce fut vraiment un réel plaisir de suivre de leur enfance à l’âge adulte, l’histoire de ces deux amis d’enfance, d’abord amis puis amants, et de les voir affronter les défis de la vie. Un joli moment.
Pour ce dernier tome, ce sont les problématiques autour de la vie active à combiner avec la vie de couple, qui sont sous les feux des projecteurs et que l’autrice traite avec doigté, malgré une trop grande propension aux scènes de sexe pas toujours utiles bien que toujours consentantes et bien traitées.
J’ai apprécié de les découvrir sous cet angle là. C’était intéressant de revenir sur la question de la place prise par le travail dans la vie de tous les jours d’un couple, avec la question des rythmes différents, de la fatigue, de la place sur sa sexualité, le poids de la solitude parfois, etc. J’ai aimé que l’autrice, avec la franchise et la pudeur qu’on lui connait, s’en empare également.
Je me suis aussi amusée des petites touches sexy (oh l’épisode du sex toy que c’était drôle), mais également des quiproquos (le collègue âgé de Ryota), et de la jalousie de chacun qui s’exprime de manière assez mignonne. Cela allège bien la lecteur et l’ancre également dans une réalité crédible. Tout n’est pas que drame, loin de là. C’est juste le quotidien de tous, avec en prime quelques questions propres aux LGBT, comme celle du mariage ou du coming out au boulot. Pour le reste, nous sommes dans une belle ambiance d’acceptation et que ce soit leurs mentors ou leur famille, tout se passe bien, ce qui est agréable aussi de temps en temps à lire.
Suite et fin sans chichi de cette romance friends to lovers où l’autrice a su en trois tomes développer des thèmes riches et variés avec une belle sincérité au point qu’on croit et s’attache à ses héros. J’ai particulièrement aimé ce dernier tome plus mature avec des problématiques qui parlent à l’adulte en moi. C’était fait avec doigté et humour à la fois, pointant toute la tendresse de l’autrice pour ses personnages. Un joli petit moment.
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Pour ce dernier tome, ce sont les problématiques autour de la vie active à combiner avec la vie de couple, qui sont sous les feux des projecteurs et que l’autrice traite avec doigté, malgré une trop grande propension aux scènes de sexe pas toujours utiles bien que toujours consentantes et bien traitées.
J’ai apprécié de les découvrir sous cet angle là. C’était intéressant de revenir sur la question de la place prise par le travail dans la vie de tous les jours d’un couple, avec la question des rythmes différents, de la fatigue, de la place sur sa sexualité, le poids de la solitude parfois, etc. J’ai aimé que l’autrice, avec la franchise et la pudeur qu’on lui connait, s’en empare également.
Je me suis aussi amusée des petites touches sexy (oh l’épisode du sex toy que c’était drôle), mais également des quiproquos (le collègue âgé de Ryota), et de la jalousie de chacun qui s’exprime de manière assez mignonne. Cela allège bien la lecteur et l’ancre également dans une réalité crédible. Tout n’est pas que drame, loin de là. C’est juste le quotidien de tous, avec en prime quelques questions propres aux LGBT, comme celle du mariage ou du coming out au boulot. Pour le reste, nous sommes dans une belle ambiance d’acceptation et que ce soit leurs mentors ou leur famille, tout se passe bien, ce qui est agréable aussi de temps en temps à lire.
Suite et fin sans chichi de cette romance friends to lovers où l’autrice a su en trois tomes développer des thèmes riches et variés avec une belle sincérité au point qu’on croit et s’attache à ses héros. J’ai particulièrement aimé ce dernier tome plus mature avec des problématiques qui parlent à l’adulte en moi. C’était fait avec doigté et humour à la fois, pointant toute la tendresse de l’autrice pour ses personnages. Un joli petit moment.
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