Not having love is not unusual anywhere.

A-romance "is a form of love that means not being born, romantic feelings of affection with others," esexual "is a sexual orientation that means not feeling sexual attraction from others, in which there is no sexual attraction and attraction from others, called a romantic-esexual.

I've been aiming this book for a long time, but I didn't buy it until I finally read it. We were very interested in sexual diversity. And the more the book was about A-Romance, a gender that people don't know, and the more interested. Although the plot of the book is so clear, the writer didn't put anything on us, we got to know this sex along with Mr. Sakuko, who tried to learn and understand her own romance through simple narratives, giving us a quiet and supportive look at her life. Although at some point in the book, we understood Sakuko's peers more, especially when she was fighting with her mother. At the kitchen, we accidentally agreed with my mother's words until we were shocked by ourselves, making us realize that we have become a person who Mr. Satoru would not like to enter. People who take the framework of society over others and act noble, point fingers at others, judge others, just that person does not act as society dictates.

It's an easy book to read, but when you finish reading, you have to sit down and talk to yourself for a long time. We think we can't understand all dimensions of gender, but we want to be like Mr. Kasu, who is ready to learn and understand, respect and give space to that diversity sincerely and kindly.

📚 Both of us who can't be in love.

✏️ Yoshida Erika.

✍️ Pawan. Satisfaction.

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