“Traumatized by women, Yukito enters high school as his past tormentors suddenly start caring for him.”
The Girls Who Traumatized Me Keep Glancing at Me, but Alas, It's Too Late.
俺にトラウマを与えた女子達がチラチラ見てくるけど、残念ですが手遅れです
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Synopsis
Traumatized by women, Yukito enters high school as his past tormentors suddenly start caring for him.
Yukito Kokonoe has always been unlucky when it comes to women. He was rejected by his childhood friend, which he thought they had mutual feelings for each other. His sister hates him. His mother neglected him. Due to all these trauma stacking with each other, his emotions were completely destroyed. When Yukito enters high school, the girls who inflicted these pain on him started to care for him...?! (Source: Overlap, translated)
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 11 sampled reviews
What 11 readers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.96 · split reception
6.0 pts
Recommenders 8.3 · others 2.3
↑ 0.64
Running avg · May 2024 → Jun 2026
- 10 “The story is incredibly unique, featuring a compelling dual-narrative structure where characters are intricately linked across two simultaneous plotlines. While the plot can feel slightly...”
- 7 “This manga is absolutely hilarious, offering a brilliant, self-deprecating parody that keeps me hooked with its ridiculous, out-of-pocket sequences. While the writing and characters are objectively...”
- 8 “This manga is an incredibly entertaining, intense, and unpredictable journey that masterfully explores the psychological messiness of its characters. However, the narrative takes an illogical,...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — The Girls Who Traumatized Me Keep Glancing at Me, but Alas, It's Too Late. begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Published May 2023 – ongoing
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M69284 catalog