Araburu Kisetsu no Otome-domo yo.

This show takes you on a wild ride, shifting from lighthearted moments to dark, intense themes in the blink of an eye. The characters are deeply flawed and mentally unstable, which makes them feel incredibly real. While the story is unique and engaging, what truly stands out is how it explores the way young girls navigate and perceive sexuality.

That said, there were moments that made me uncomfortable. Those parts almost made me want to stop watching altogether. But since I had already invested time in the series, I decided to stick with it, and I'm glad I did. By the end, the show managed to redeem itself and left me with a sense of satisfaction.

One of the most striking aspects is how it portrays teenage girls as just as complex and, at times, as depraved as boys-if not more so. Each character is uniquely messed up in their own way, creating a mix of emotions that keeps you hooked. It's a rollercoaster of a series, but one that's worth the ride.

It's cute and wholesome. Visually appealing as well.

I'll admit that when I initially saw the first episode of this show, I thought it was ridiculous and corny, but as I continued to watch it, the show grew on me in ways I never would have imagined. What first appeared to be the beginning of a serious series evolved into something uplifting, realistic, funny, and just fantastic.

Every episode of this series felt exhilarating to watch. I would chuckle uncontrollably or shudder in memory of how I used to feel, and then I would be amazed at what would happen next. Seeing these girls do their best to comprehend their emotions and know how to communicate them appropriately made me very happy, as most individuals of all ages find it difficult to accomplish.

I'm in love with this series and can picture myself watching it repeatedly, each time experiencing the same emotions as I'm experiencing at the moment. I want people to give this series another try because, as someone who didn't enjoy it at first, perhaps you will too. I really hope that everyone who has seen it thus far and everyone who will watch it in the future will find the same level of enjoyment in it as I have.

The base story was okay, but it also contained a lot of weird things that I don't know if I liked or not.

I would have liked it even more if they had behaved more normally and not the typical overreaction that is unfortunately too common in Japanese anime.

Like or hate I guess, loving this anime is probably too rare among the viewers because it didn't really touch me as good series do.

Do not watch it if you do not like romantic anime, was expecting more since it was almost half way into becoming an eight overall.

Started this series with the hope that it was a light-hearted rom-com and it is but then again it gets so realistically heavy and dark. Through this series we feel the struggle of adolescents being hit with new/unexpected feelings and trying to grip this new founded feelings and concepts.

There are stuffs that even hit a bit on the general norm. Things that is norm doesn't necessarily has to be good or bad and same goes the reverse.

Though the last two episodes felt a bit unrealistic but guess that was how they decided to end. The characters at the end understood themselves, their new self and their newfound feelings well. They have all grown from the person they were in the first episode.