Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You

Mizuha the main character is likable and interesting enough to lead this as a reverse-haram story. Her conflicts of not being ready to fall in love or respond to confessions for fear of ruining/loosing existing friendships is relatable. If this show were just her and one love interest it would be charming. Unfortunately there are several love interests but they are all the exact same character; looks differ only by glasses, earrings, and hair colour, personalities and behavior are the same. The entire supporting cast are tall dreamy brooding models that all say the considerate things for a consentful 'I love you but if you aren't ready I'll wait' friendship to love rom-com but when the plot needs to go they are forceful enough to say it's romantic because they're pretty but if they were average it'd be assault. If they had different behaviors and personalities this would work as a reverse-haram slice-of-life nostalgia piece, but the entire supporting cast is a dead-inside Abercrombie & Finch poster. The scenes of future Mizuha thinking about her youth are excellent, 8 maybe 9/10. The monotone supporting cast make the rest of the show less than average.