Their dynamic and comfortable relationship is SO fun to read that i can overlook the toxic masculinity nonsense.
It's one thing to have preference for sex positions, it's another to look down on it. Being the receiver doesn't make you less than a man, doesn't make you the "bride" (and why did they say it like being a bride is a bad thing?), etc etc.
It's understandable that they were both averse to bottoming at first, they wanted to "make the other feel good" and the position they were comfortable with was as a top since they never dated men before. It could have been way more fun if it was focused on them discovering and experimenting their sex life together. They didn't have to act like being a bottom is the worst thing ever.
Honjou did say that it won't matter if they couldn't have sex as long as they were together. That's why the toxic masculinity is such a shame, because this could've been really good without it.
Their dynamic and comfortable relationship is SO fun to read that i can overlook the toxic masculinity nonsense.
It's one thing to have preference for sex positions, it's another to look down on it. Being the receiver doesn't make you less than a man, doesn't make you the "bride" (and why did they say it like being a bride is a bad thing?), etc etc.
It's understandable that they were both averse to bottoming at first, they wanted to "make the other feel good" and the position they were comfortable with was as a top since they never dated men before. It could have been way more fun if it was focused on them discovering and experimenting their sex life together. They didn't have to act like being a bottom is the worst thing ever.
Honjou did say that it won't matter if they couldn't have sex as long as they were together. That's why the toxic masculinity is such a shame, because this could've been really good without it.