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I don't read much manga, but I have read a few queer slice-of-life series that I've enjoyed. Chika discovered the term asexual for herself after a few unfortunate encounters in her first week at university. What follows are a series of wonderfully frank conversations between new friends.

This was such a wonderful and heart-warming asexual/aromatic coming of age story. The characters and relationships were really well done and interesting. There was exploration of what being in a relationship meant, what love meant, and that platonic relationships can be just as valid as romantic and sexual ones.

The art style was great and I really enjoyed reading it.

Thanks to #Netgalley for the #ARC of the book

Very insightful and lovely light novel about a girl finding herself. 💜

I think this is one of the better stories outlining the struggles of understanding oneself, while dealing with outside influences. It covers the many ways in which people identify as asexual, and the different variations. It also covers the anxiety of actually fully deciding how to identify within the asexual spectrum. I, myself, have chosen not to go further then my identity of asexual, because it is overwhelming. A great read.

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Was so stoked to find this one because it‘s not everyday you find asexuality in a book! 🖤🤍💜