woulda been cool if the character was actually ace/aro and not just unaware of being gay.
i'd be okay with a series that genuinely explores the process of working through issues with sexuality though - even if she does realize she is gay in the end. so long as it doesn't push the narrative that ace/aro people just haven't found the right person or whatever. judging by the way that asexuality was addressed so explicitly at the start, i have hope that her learning about her sexuality will be done in a healthy way. though idk anything else by this author, so who knows.
it'd also be nice to get some ace/aro manga that doesn't turn out this way tho. there are so many great stories to tell about asexual intimacy, and relationships... if anyone has recs, including het and yaoi, i'm all ears.
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unrelated, i found the art difficult to follow in this first chapter. the characters look very different from panel to panel, especially when its not a close up on their face.
excited to see where this one goes in any case.
edit: at least we learned she's probably not ace in the first chapter instead of having her realize at the end of the series.
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