Shounen Shoujo

r/shoujo · What is the best shoujo to recommend to a someone who never read shoujo

I don't think they're going to genuinely provide details at all. OP appears to be the same person that made two low-effort posts with no follow-up to any comments received in the last couple of days (and judging by their post history, that's what they seem to do a lot) that the mods removed. The image they're using looks to be originally from [here.](https://www.japanesewithanime.com/2016/07/shounen-shoujo-seinen-josei.html) I have a feeling it's just for karma point farming.

r/shoujo · Rich/arrogant/rude ml who doesn't trust people pls (-_-)/~~~

I think the ones from Rockin' Heaven, Momoiro Heaven, Monokuro Shounen Shoujo fit

r/shoujo · Rich/arrogant/rude ml who doesn't trust people pls (-_-)/~~~

*I think the one from* *Rockin' Heaven, Momoiro Heaven,* *Monokuro Shounen Shoujo* \- Asobimo --- ^(I detect haikus. And sometimes, successfully.) ^[Learn more about me.](https://www.reddit.com/r/haikusbot/) ^(Opt out of replies: "haikusbot opt out" | Delete my comment: "haikusbot delete")

r/Seinen · Have you ever read Nononono?

I think that there is a separation of expectations of people expecting "seinen" as in "TV drama-like take without shounen/shoujo fluff" padding without the gratuitous, almost exhibitionist-portrayal of sexual themes. While the magazine is seinen, but there are "seinen" which is for mainstream adult. And there are "semen seinen" (as you described) -- which is not what many readers at the time of its publication expected. Due to how the series was initially presented (school life drama, sports, with a bit of mystery, and hints of romantic crushes), it naturally fell into the first type expecta