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Talk about being ignorant. She tries to be all supportive but then asks her to be her BOYFRIEND. Wow, she really misses the point.

This Anti-Back Street Girls group has really become a center for therapy and support.

Thanks for translating this chapter. I've commissioned the remaining three chapters to be translated as well.

I liked how down to earth the trans character here was.

Geez... What happened here? The manga does a decent job of explaining the situation but some parts are really contrived. I also don't get why the black-haired person felt the need to say to the other students that they were trans* in order to wear the female uniform only to continue wearing a...

That happened...

Remember page 18-19 of chapter 24. "Back then, if I had been more of an adult, if I'd properly understood her, the future might have turned out differently." I still think that there'll be some downer ending with one sole survivor.

I really resonate hard with Aoi here since I do almost the same thing at the moment (except the part of having a lot of followers, I only have the occasional creepy man).

Why dress as a girl? She could just have met him as she was and explained the entire situation.

Good for her I guess. Sure seems like there's an influx in works of this sort lately.

I guess this will go the Ririsu-path and Eve will disappear.

There sure is an influx of these rather dull manga.

Way to ruin someone's life and academic career.

Isn't this just a reupload?

You do understand that sex and sexuality aren't the same thing? Putting someone that is gay in the body of someone of the opposite sex won't make them straight but rather transgender.

There's one more chapter in volume one so I guess there's three more chapters in volume two.

It's pretty good, it's hard to follow at times but I guess we'll just have to live with it. I'll probably get volume two as well.

This one is like an even darker version of Shishunki Bitter Change. I'll probably pledge for volume two to be translated as well.

That was quite the novel there @MidnighTea. I do however not think that there is anyone that is a true man/woman. Rather we all have parts from both sides. It's how much from each side we have that makes up our gender identity.

This went much better than I was expecting.