minoru and yamadera’s queer relationship is the focus of the story, and minoru’s journey to self acceptance. queer people are demonized and compared to “monsters,” which makes what this represents extremely obvious: yamadera (the younger office guy) is fully gay. he has accepted himself as a “monster,” and feels resentment towards how minoru wishes he wasn’t a “monster”, aka he wishes he was straight. it’s no mystery why someone who accepted himself as gay feels insecure in a relationship with a self-hating bisexual man.
i mean, ffs, the ENTIRE manga is about their relationship and identity struggles, why are people ignoring that??
minoru and yamadera’s queer relationship is the focus of the story, and minoru’s journey to self acceptance. queer people are demonized and compared to “monsters,” which makes what this represents extremely obvious: yamadera (the younger office guy) is fully gay. he has accepted himself as a “monster,” and feels resentment towards how minoru wishes he wasn’t a “monster”, aka he wishes he was straight. it’s no mystery why someone who accepted himself as gay feels insecure in a relationship with a self-hating bisexual man.
i mean, ffs, the ENTIRE manga is about their relationship and identity struggles, why are people ignoring that??