Kiryuu-sensei wa Renai ga Wakaranai. - Vol. 5 Ch. 51

[MangaDex]

 

[auodere]

Ugh, this manga wrecks me emotionally. On one hand, as a bi romantic, I want the protagonist to reciprocate at least one other character's romantic feelings fully lmao
But on the other hand, I understand that it's literally not possible for aromantics and/or asexuals to see most people romantically and/or sexually (I know some may very, very, very rarely fall in love. Like all things, there's probs a spectrum.) It's like forcing a heterosexual to be gay, or a queer person to be hetero.
I hope the ones who love her romantically can move on eventually, and develop deep platonic friendships with her instead 🥺

 

[Mirthful]

Please update the next chapter soon! I'm so excited to see what happens next! Thank you for the hard work!

 

[krisdreemurr]

HOW DID I MISS THISSS oughhhh agree with auodere 🙏

 

[llovizna]

Ugh, this manga wrecks me emotionally. On one hand, as a bi romantic, I want the protagonist to reciprocate at least one other character's romantic feelings fully lmao
But on the other hand, I understand that it's literally not possible for aromantics and/or asexuals to see most people romantically and/or sexually (I know some may very, very, very rarely fall in love. Like all things, there's probs a spectrum.) It's like forcing a heterosexual to be gay, or a queer person to be hetero.
I hope the ones who love her romantically can move on eventually, and develop deep platonic friendships with her instead 🥺

I understand what you mean, and I’m the opposite 😅 as an aromantic, I don’t want her to return their feelings at all, and I’ve approached this series with a lot of trepidation bc I’m not sure if I can trust the author TT it’s not that I don’t think questioning isn’t an important thing to represent in media, and I know people who previously ID’d as aro until they fell in love, but it feels too soon in our society to take one of the very few representations of aromanticism and to turn it into ‘she just hadn’t found the right One’ or ‘the right Time’, which is usually the /only/ ending for characters who are introduced as not wanting to date