思い, 思われ, ふり, ふられ
Original Title:思い, 思われ, ふり, ふられ
Languages:
- Japanese: 思い, 思われ, ふり, ふられ
- Chinese: 恋途未卜
"Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare" (Love Me, Love Me Not) is a Japanese shōjo manga series written and illustrated by Io Sakisaka. The story revolves around four first-year high school students: the outgoing Akari Yamamoto, the introverted Yuna Ichihara, the cool Rio Yamamoto, and the cheerful Kazuomi Inui. Akari and Yuna become friends after an unexpected meeting, discovering their different approaches to love. Akari develops feelings for Yuna's childhood friend, Inui, while Yuna falls for Akari's step-brother, Rio, creating a complex and heartwarming coming-of-age story. The series is known for its delicate portrayal of emotions and its realistic depiction of the confusion during adolescence. It has been adapted into both an anime film and a live-action film.