idk if it was an accident or on purpose but i appreciated it
It's because pronouns in Japanese are not gendered. Pronouns and adjectives for people in Japanese are mostly, if not all genderless (unless purposefully gendered).
That's why in yaois (because I'm a fujoshi) hiding the fact that they are in a same sex relationship is easy when simply using pronouns. Their pronouns ARE saying "they" but people assume the gender. Even the word "koibito" meaning "lover" is genderless. And this is also why many misunderstandings in shoujo and/or gender benders begin with characters' names because not only can names be unisex but so are pronouns.
And so as Aoi's gender had not been revealed, they/them pronouns are the only option. In fact, it is more accurate. However, I agree that I appreciate them.
i think they aren't clones so much as they are parts of his personality like separated from his body. maybe the hair colors mean something??
I personally kind of think so too because when I thought about the colours then they exactly matched with one of my sources and I was like wha is dat for real
as a lesbian seeing sapphic couples with actual healthy relationships make me so happy yall dont understand
am i a joke to u gotouge.... why do u have to cry every chapter