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Horimiya and Tanaka is always listless for HS anime. For anime with an adult cast Life lessons with uramichi and Love is hard for otaku.

@@silenttearz03 i've seen horimiya and love is hard for otaku, but not the other two. i'll definitely check them out, thank you so much! 🥺 i appreciate it alot! have a good day!

The daily lives of high school boys had a similar vibe for me

Vouch on Tanaka. Can anyone verify if Place to Place is suitable too?

Unfortunately not :,)

It is hinted by the mangaka that our mikorin and baby mayu are potential loveline

Nah. It's about a group of teenagers who make a shoujo (girly romance) manga together. The black haired guy is the main artist/writer and gets inspiration for his stories by gender bending his friends. Like he does in this clip. There are no BL couples in this show (although there is an episode where they accidentally write a BL manga, lol). All the "couples" in this show are straight. It’s a very good show, regardless. Very funny and cute

Technically the main character isn’t actually in this clip. The main character is a red head girl with a crush on the black haired guy (the guy making the drawings). I guess the artist would count as the second MC, though?

Yeah. I thought they were Yun and Tomo

Adult women will talk about their chest if they are talking about clothes or a medical issue. So, when ranting about a blouse cut. When ranting about bras. When asking about cancer. Female teenagers normally won't talk about them, unless they are being meant and are planning to make the other girl uncomfortable.

@@tarnw3301 idk about other people but back when I was in HS, girls in my class often talk about our chest size when we're changing clothes after PE. Casually. Like, one would complained about their size and suddenly we would all talk about it. Nothing weird, really, it's really just like how it is pictured in the vid. But teenage girls in different countries may have different view on talking about stuff like that

​​@@tarnw3301 Idk where you're from but when I was a teenager (I'm in my 30s), chest size sometimes came up in conversation with friends. Just like talking about shoe sizes but with complaints about having too much or too little. But it was nothing remotely serious. Just a minor complaint in passing, at least among my friends. Teasing also happened here and there but only if you're very close. Don't know about kids these days tho. Likely more open about it, I think.

youd be surprised. when i was in highschool, id hear girls talking about how they wished they were bigger or smaller. i was like, duuude find another room to talk or shut up. we should be studying right now!

@@tsubakie1732 hahaha, true, true. But I think, most girls were commenting on themselves and not saying to another girl "you sure have grown" Like the video shows a girl observing another girl's size and commenting on it, that would almost cross into bullying territory.