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She smiles as she loses her flags. Hareta and Misaki chose Yamabuki to be their friend and this allowed her to be free from the prison that was being a heroine

It's pads and a lot of other crazy stuff, such as super soft muscles

The source isn't in the wiki, that's exactly the issue. I'm an Otokonoko enthusiast that's why I argue in the way I do. It just feels that you want Otokonoko to be related to transsexuality, which is not an issue in itself, but it doesn't helps neither side or is supported by them. In japan is...

You not knowing someone or something doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. Clothes doesn't define one's gender. While I see that you don't have any sort of malice or ill will, I believe that it's not correct to doubt one's identity because of their tastes and interests. The interpretations are...

First: Kitano is trying to see if Girly could like a Boy, his issue isn't exclusively related to his biological body, but to his whole being, gender and sex. What Kitano wants to know is if Girly could come to see his male friend as a potential romantic partner. Second: Transgender characters...

There's nothing wrong or weird about feeling over the fact you can't do something you like. Clothes do not define gender.

Everyone feels depressed when they can't do something they like. This is like saying "a trans woman who likes contact sports isn't a woman, because sports are a masculine activity"

I won't get in an argument just say:.That diagram doesn't have a source, it's a random diagram from hell's knows where. It's not useful Otokonoko is about boys, that's what it's said in the wiki from where this diagram cames from, is what authors say, and while it intersects with trans culture...

In the literal next chapter, chapter 3, Kitano and the others acknowledge themselves as boys, this keeps happening throughout the whole story, it's one of the main sources of drama, conflict and reflection of the narrative. First: By Eguchi own words in the manga and his personal social media...

This is one of those manga where if the boy becomes a girl the charm dies

He's a Otokonoko, a male. This story doesn't work if he isn't a boy. And later chapters, available for free in the japanese site of Weekly Shonen Champion, show that he has a male gender identity.

It's like this lately. He finally stopped being "The Protagonist" and became Hareta

The game should even help them have sex together, so that the protagonist can learn how to please their partner, and later allow them to marry so that the protagonist can learn the wonders of marriage, and also allow them to adopt a kid so that the protagonist can learn how to be a fathers, and...

But wait, in that story the Mommy is a boy! This means that there's hope for our boys

Hareta now shows his eyes all the time, meaning that he stopped being a Portagonist and is now just Hareta Maybe Senpai wants to become a Heroine because NPC's are erased or frozen aftert the Protagonist gets together with a Heroine

It's so overused because it's a comprehensible source of drama and we can't empathize with both sides

When you like someone you want the best for them, someone who has a low view of themselves will think that they aren't what's best ,and will believe, sometimes with reason, that others see them in a bad light. It's easy to say "don't worry about how others look at you" when you're from a high...

That's the point of the whole story. She acts like a losing heroine even after being chosen and loved by the MC

You just earnestly talk about how the way the work approached and developed certain themes impressed you, then you show scenes that left a big impact on you.

Do like I do, recommend it to others and tell them why it's so good