History Manga / FutureLovers

* {{Bishonen}}: Akira. The first thing Kento notes about him is how pretty he is.

Despite being only two volumes long, ''Future Lovers'' (published in Japan as two separately titled volumes, ''Mirai no Kioku'' and ''Kaze no Yukue'') stands out as one of the better yaoi manga out there, presenting a relatively realistic and non-stereotypical homosexual relationship between likeable and three-dimensional characters, avoiding Loving Force and thoughtfully taking in account the stigma against homosexual relationships in Japan.

Formerly licensed in English by Aurora's Deux imprint; currently available as an e-book from Animate (Kindle format) or Viz/Libre's SuBLime imprint.

Despite being only two volumes long, ''Future Lovers'' (published in Japan as two separately titled volumes, ''Mirai no Kioku'' and ''Kaze no Yukue'') stands out as one of the better yaoi manga out there, presenting a relatively realistic and non-stereotypical homosexual relationship between likeable and three-dimensional characters, avoiding LovingForce and thoughtfully taking in account the stigma against homosexual relationships in Japan.

* YamatoNadeshiko: Kento wanted to marry someone traditional and domestic as part of his ideal future, what he got was Akira. He doesn't have any complaints.
** Kento's grandparents try to set him up with a woman that, by her appearance at least, was this trope. Kento, however, wasn't interested at all and took the first chance to escape.

Despite being only two volumes long, ''Future Lovers'' (published in Japan as two separately titled volumes, ''Mirai no Kioku'' and ''Kaze no Yukue'') stands out as one of the better yaoi manga out there, presenting a relatively realistic and non-stereotypical homosexual relationship between likeable and three-dimensional characters, avoiding VictimFallsForRapist and thoughtfully taking in account the stigma against homosexual relationships in Japan.

* PrecociousCrush: Shindou, one of Kento's students, has a crush on him. Akira finds out about this and actually ''encourages'' Shinobu to confess to Kento because he believes that she's a better match for Kento than he is. In the end, Shindou decides that she [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy wants her beloved to be happy]].

Despite being only two volumes long, ''Future Lovers'' (published in Japan as two separately titled volumes, ''Mirai no Kioku'' and ''Kaze no Yukue'') stands out as one of the better yaoi manga out there, presenting a relatively realistic and non-stereotypical homosexual relationship between likeable and three-dimensional characters, avoiding RapeIsLove and thoughtfully taking in account the stigma against homosexual relationships in Japan.

* PrecociousCrush: Shinobu, one of Kento's students, has a crush on him. Akira finds out about this and actually ''encourages'' Shinobu to confess to Kento because he believes that she's a better match for Kento than he is. In the end, Shinobu decides that she [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy wants her beloved to be happy]].

Kento Kumagaya, a straight-laced high school teacher, has had his heart set on having a loving family with a wife for a long time. However, when he proposes to his girlfriend Yukie, she harshly turns him down because he makes it sound like he only cares about her housewife prospects. Broken-hearted, Kento accepts another man's offer of a consolation drink and later finds himself in bed with this man and having a hot one-night stand with him.

* TrueLoveIsExceptional: Suffice it to say that Akira is not at all the [[YamatoNadeshiko sweet housewife]] Kento had originally wanted as his life mate.