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sasaki's sweating in this chapter lmaoooo he realized these bitches gay asf!!!
Y’all need to go read from the top. (Also just because it rules and bears rereading)the duo is back!! i like how sasaki seems perturbed by kagiura's sheer aura. i mean, now u understand!
Yeah, this is what real love is like, really. Most of the time, anyway.Kagiura wanting to say "I love you" even more than being told "I love you"....... so sweet ugh 😭 devoted bf material 😭💘
this chapter was everything!! thank you for the translation!
Man finagled himself into doubling the touchy-feely time.Hanzawa is THE public enemy of boy's love I swear lol
Giggling and kicking my feet at the scene where Hirano asks about the 10 seconds for the day omfg... I love when he gets all shy, it's so satisfying to see after all the effort Kagi has put into making his heart flutter. :')
This was a really cute chapter, thank you for the tl!!
I think it would definitely serve the story better. Not that I'd hate it if everything eventually 'clicked' for him and he was able to view love and stuff the same as most people, but him actually being aspec adds a LOT of valuable poignance to Hirano's behavior and KagiHira's relationship. Personally for me all that matters is that they end up becoming boyfriends, whether it's touchy-feely or not, though as someone who isn't that big into physical affection themselves it'd be refreshing to see a romance that's not heavily reliant on that. (Not ace myself - unless demisexual counts? - or too familiar with the spectrum, just prefer my own space lol)I can’t be the only one who wants him to be aspec and not just aspec-ish, right?
This is probably the only thing that ever bothered me in SasaMyaa. No disrespect to sensei at all as I have no doubt she cares about the sensitivities of sexuality, but every time a character just has to do the whole "I'm not gay, but..." thing it feels like some weird copout, like the author is too afraid to make the guy (usually the 'seme') admit he doesn't like women so that he... doesn't lose attractiveness in the eyes of the straight female audience or something? (In some cases it feels like pure bi erasure but considering Miyano's character there's no way that's it in ssmy.) I don't really get why it hasn't been explained further yet, like sure it doesn't matter as much since they're dating already, but still. If Sasaki is simply incapable of pinning down his preferences then I'd like for there to at least be a reason for that instead of it being swept under the rug forever. A yaoi-esque cliché like that doesn't really fit into the introspective, thoughtful nature of the series imo.There is that scene on the overpass walkway thing where Sasaki says he doesn’t think he “likes men and stuff” and replies “I don’t think so… I just feel ‘i really like him’ when I’m with you. I can’t explain it”. which smacks of BL-ass “you’re the exception”, though it’s not like we’ve seen any indication Sasaki has been into anyone before. Just that he likes Miyano-esque faces.
Maybe he’s pan with a type? I don’t know. I hope it’s addressed when he’s lightly confronted by his college friend, because that scene pisses me off.
I don't know, it's 3am and this is all tinfoil rambling. Hopefully I didn't come across as insensitive or rude in any way, ultimately it's a very minor and petty gripe that in no way affects how much I admire sensei's work.
In the flash-forwards they have no physical contact, though Hirano did specifically prevent it once, so it seems to be kind of “a thing”, even if it’s just hugging or whatever.I think it would definitely serve the story better. Not that I'd hate it if everything eventually 'clicked' for him and he was able to view love and stuff the same as most people, but him actually being aspec adds a LOT of valuable poignance to Hirano's behavior and KagiHira's relationship. Personally for me all that matters is that they end up becoming boyfriends, whether it's touchy-feely or not, though as someone who isn't that big into physical affection themselves it'd be refreshing to see a romance that's not heavily reliant on that. (Not ace myself - unless demisexual counts? - or too familiar with the spectrum, just prefer my own space lol)