Yaoi porn manga I can't Believe You're my Fated Partner!
It's nice to meet you. Hello, my name is Haruta. Thank you for picking up this volume "A Mate Like You." It's my first work with Dear+ and my 11th book. This may be sudden, but has anyone felt fate before? I most likely have not. Since one's current self is the type to think that fate exists depending on their own will and choice, I think I believe in fate but haven't experienced feeling it. I am not that interesting of a person. So I tried to be aware that, if I didn't feel this word "fate," then I would purposefully try to use it. While doing so, it was unexpectedly fun.
Things like, finding a delicious candy at the convenience store and that encounter is fate...! Or finding your favorite idol or influencer in a game, and it's fate... I'm going to marry this person!! Or miss turning in a terrible manuscript, and that's also fate... Or something. After checking Wikipedia, there's an explanation of having this life that's given to you by the heavens, and I don't really understand difficult things like ideology or philosophy. Anyway, I think that it's a word where the fun things should prosper more than anything, difficulties become easier on you. It's a word with that kind of nice meaning and is convenient. Isn't fate also nice? It's not bad, right? I think that Shishikura and Kotani also think the same way.
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Things like, finding a delicious candy at the convenience store and that encounter is fate...! Or finding your favorite idol or influencer in a game, and it's fate... I'm going to marry this person!! Or miss turning in a terrible manuscript, and that's also fate... Or something. After checking Wikipedia, there's an explanation of having this life that's given to you by the heavens, and I don't really understand difficult things like ideology or philosophy. Anyway, I think that it's a word where the fun things should prosper more than anything, difficulties become easier on you. It's a word with that kind of nice meaning and is convenient. Isn't fate also nice? It's not bad, right? I think that Shishikura and Kotani also think the same way.
