I love the way the story is evolving. Two men in sports would struggle a lot to embrace and live to the fullest a romantic queer relationship, so... I can't see the ML facing its own self and understanding his feelings anytime soon, it'll take a lot. It's pretty realistic. At the same time, the author manages to make me feel a lot of their anxiety, fear and love hunger. I've lost count of how many times in this story I've felt Coach Lee's butterflies in my own belly. It's funny, sad and kinda unpredictable, but I like how the subliminal acts of them towards one another speaks louder than themselves.
I love the way the story is evolving. Two men in sports would struggle a lot to embrace and live to the fullest a romantic queer relationship, so... I can't see the ML facing its own self and understanding his feelings anytime soon, it'll take a lot. It's pretty realistic.
At the same time, the author manages to make me feel a lot of their anxiety, fear and love hunger. I've lost count of how many times in this story I've felt Coach Lee's butterflies in my own belly. It's funny, sad and kinda unpredictable, but I like how the subliminal acts of them towards one another speaks louder than themselves.