In which I babble for a while about The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't a Guy at All

How many posts do you think it takes to qualify as a series? If it's just two, then I guess we could consider this post the second in a series in which I check out extremely popular manga only to find out that it's not really for me, following last month's post on Blue Lock. This time it's Sumiko Arai's The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't a Guy at All, AKA "the Green Yuri", based on its distinctive green covers and Arai's use of that same particular shade of green as an accent color throughout the comic.Yen Press released the first volume of the series, which is now up to volume three, in 2004. I passed on it at the time for what probably seems like a weird, even random reason: I tend to avoid manga with really long titles. Since then, a manga-reading friend mentioned that she was following it, Renee Scott posted about it having blown up in a post on Good Comics for Kids and, most intriguingly, I saw an interview in which Dave Grohl talked about it in conjunction with the announcement that the upcoming anime adaptation would use Nirvana's "Bloom" in the opening sequence...an unusual state of affairs, to say the least.As to why a Nirvana song might be used for an anime opening, wel...