Yaoi with queer vibes

This is tragically incomplete, and sometimes the scanlation is a bit incoherent, but I find it deeply compelling. It's rare to see a yaoi acknowledge the existence of a queer subculture in such a frank and natural way, so I really enjoyed that aspect of it.

The story itself is a fairly standard "defining moment in our childhood we forgot" kind of soulmates premise, but the actual moment in their history is incredibly well done - deeply evocative and incredibly effective.