Jun 29, 2020
'... they always thought me to be something between gay and gay.'
Lol.
Immediately after came this dressing-up-as-a-girl thing, and I can only say... lol.
My school had an event like that, but everyone had to do it then.
Boys in skirts... oh, now that I think about it, I think the whole class came in kilts once. That was funny.
My smiley for this one was... 
Actually not that one but the crying one, but yeah.
The end hits kinda hard.
We start kinda where the first chapter started.
With random stories out of the author's life. Said girl-dress-up story is among them, as well as other stuff.
It's really cool for a guy to have functioning friendships with girls, I like that.
Some media portrays it as impossible, but I think there's a lot of merits to non-sexualized relationships.
Sexualized relationships including romantic affection have their merits, too, of course.
We see the latter merits in the story after the initial mumbling.
Somewhere at the start, the protagonist was compared to a dog because of his slobbering drool.
First of all, lol.
I only drool when I think of that thick booty- I mean sandwich!
I totally meant a sandwich there!
Because I love rambling about random stuff myself, I'd like to add a commentary of some random comedian I forgot the name of.
She talked about this stigma of men being like dogs and women being like cats and turned it around completely.
Men are the cats, for they are emotionally unavailable, they stroll around like the kinds of the world, and other arguments.
Women are like dogs, for they get really excited over the smallest stuff and constantly pester everyone repeatedly until they receive an answer, though, by the time they get one, they move on to the next, and stuff.
I just wanted to add that.
At this point, I have to address that you, my unfortunate reader, may find my comments too long, but bear with me.
I have a lot of thoughts to put into this thing, and I love typing it out.
You don't need to read it if you don't like it.
Now for the next part.
Romance ensues.
It went how it goes, boy and girl get closer, they start craving physical contact, and lust flares up.
The boy frequently questioned the intentions of his girlfriend, and my prediction kinda held true. It's like she was a different person... at least at times.
For an asexual and someone who didn't want to show sexual acts like kissing to the public, she had quite the lusting side to her.
This lack of understanding, even while trying your hardest to do so, is often found in pairs, so I understand that.
Then they got to it, and...
Well, maybe her lusting side is at conflict with her innocent side? Maybe she's not as innocent as she seems because she had such experiences in the past and judged them to be something she doesn't want to repeat?
Let's see if we get any answers in the last chapter.
Ine Airlcana
