Love Me for Who I Am - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[kylesar1]

Gonna have to drop this. The femboy MC is SUCH a pissy pain in the ass to deal with. Wants to work in femboy cafe, where everyone's a femboy, but doesn't want to call himself a femboy. Triggered by everything

Nah. I like crossdress/genderbend romance manga, but man does this one suck

 

[SteamyTortellini]

Gonna have to drop this. The femboy MC is SUCH a pissy pain in the ass to deal with. Wants to work in femboy cafe, where everyone's a femboy, but doesn't want to call himself a femboy. Triggered by everything

Nah. I like crossdress/genderbend romance manga, but man does this one suck

This author is being so blatantly up front about the premise and you STILL missed the point? dog that's on you lmao.

 

[SpecialProjectY]

Damn, that little backstory of Sacchan was hurtful, but she turned out pretty great it seems...

Meat claimed.

Ouch. For someone sensitive about those things, it was very insensitive... but Mogumo got corrected, learned and apologized properly. Nice development.

If it's a place for everyone, for Suzu it may stay like it is as it's how he identifies, but maybe for Mogumo they should pick a different attribute instead of "girlyboy" a "girlyagender" and if a customer ask to explain could say that "identifies as neither", problem solved.

 

[PhilPhedora]

This is what boomers think kids these days are like

 

[TrapTrash1678]

I think one thing I find interesting about the story that I never really thought about is that the characters all dress femininely for pretty different reasons. I've always been an advocate that fashion and clothing should be expressive, and you shouldn't need to justify why you dress the way you do, and I like that all of them do it for different reasons.

Spoiler: Spoiler about future character arcs

Suzu does it because he likes it and his boyfriend likes it, Ten does it because he likes looking cute, Mogumo does it to resolve the dissonance between their mind and body as the feminine clothing and expression sort of balances out their more masculine body, and Mei does it because she's trans and working at the cafe was initially a way for her to express herself without judgement. It sort of reminds me of Bokura no Hentai, where people might dress femininely, but the reason might not always be the same

 

[TrapTrash1678]

Wow, this really only holds up if you're rereading with the knowledge that there's more to it than just this enby acting pissy and the plot going too fast at first.

I remember nearly dropping the manga from this chapter, and now it's one of my favorite LGBT manga, just behind Our Dreams At Dusk, and it's completely different on reread