You Like Me, Don't You? Chapter 7: Release Date & Spoilers

Kuroya and Shiramori’s trial-dating will continue in You Like Me, Don’t You? Chapter 7, after they establish the first rule to their pre-dating period. Kuroya expresses his anguish at the possibility of seeing Shiramori act flirty with other guys while she is dating him, even if it is on a trial basis.

Shiramori decides on the rule to not date or flirt with other people while the two of them are together, and it becomes the first rule to be established for their rather unconventional and ambiguous relationship.

Kuroya had been in love with his upperclassmen Shiramori for a long time, but she always seemed out of his reach since Shiramori was extremely beautiful and popular. Kuroya was a socially awkward guy without any outstanding features, and Shiramoti always felt as if she was way out of his league.

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However, Shiramori coaxes a confession out of Kuroya one day, and Kuroya is sure that Shiramori will never talk to him again after this. However, Shiramori comes up with a plan to date each other on a trial basis, which surprises Kuroya, and this marks the beginning of their vague and undefined relationship.

You Like Me, Don't You? Chapter 7 release date recap spoilers — You Like Me, Don’t You? [Credits: Square Enix]

You Like Me, Don’t You? is a romantic comedy and ecchi manga about a popular and beautiful girl proposing trial-dating to her underclassman, who is very much in love with her. Shiramori keeps teasing Kuroya, and the socially awkward guy has no way of countering Shiramori’s seductive charm.

He ends up saying whatever is on his mind, and Shiramori always emerges as the victor in their verbal game. In this article, we will be talking about the release date of You Like Me, Don’t You? Chapter 7, recap the previous chapter and tell our readers where they can read this manga.

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You Like Me, Don’t You?: Chapter 6 Recap

In the previous chapter of You Like Me, Don’t You?, Kuroya thinks about how Shiramori teased him relentlessly yet again and how he was unable to do anything about it. Kuroya realizes that Shiramori does not seem to be playing a prank on him with this trial dating, but he is still confused about how things would work.

Kuroya wonders what are the rules in this relationship and how far are the two of them allowed to go without crossing the line. Shiramori arrives as Kuroya is deep in his thoughts, and he begins blushing when he sees Shiramori’s exposed nape of his neck.

Shiramori teases Kuroya, saying that he must be thinking about perverted and lewd things again, but Kuroya denies it. Shiramori asks if Kuroya is feeling well since he looks down and that she will listen to anything if he wants to share his thoughts.

Kuroya asks her about how far they are supposed to go since they are dating and what are the rules of this trial dating. Shiramori tells Kuroya that making rules would just take the fun out of the relationship, and they should explore the boundaries with time. Shiramori wants to feel the tension and excitement of exploring as one does in a real relationship.

Shiramori continues by saying that their trial-dating is where Westerners assess their partners and get to know if they are fit for each other. She says that Westerners don’t really confess before they date, but they usually use signals to show how they feel. Kuroya is intrigued by how Westerners don’t have the culture for confessing and ask what signals mean.

Shiramori begins teasing Kuroya again by touching his legs with her feet, and Kuroya feels nervous as she continues to do it. Kuroya tells Shiramori that he doesn’t want Shiramori to flirt with anyone while they are together, and they establish the first rule of no cheating.