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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Jun 06, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  せきらら
  Sekirara
  This review contains spoilers. 性的に求められることが自分の価値であると思ってしまう人、好きでもないのに性欲に流されて関係を持ってしまう人、自分の体や心の変化を受け止められない人…第二次性徴の怒涛の流れで、自分の性に振り回される人物像がリアルに、赤裸々に描かれている点で、他に類を見ない作品だと思う。

  This review contains spoilers. People who think that what is required of them sexually is their own value, people who are swept away by sexual desire and have relationships even though they don't like them, people who can't accept changes in their own body or mind... I think it's a work like no other in that it realistically and starkly depicts figures swayed by one's own sex in the furious flow of secondary sexual characteristics.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  May 08, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  自分がどうありたいかを考える本
  A book about thinking about how you want to be
  性的なことに関わらず、自分ってなんぞや？という気持ちにさせられてしまいますね。地元にあるしょぼーい科学館の匂いを思い出しました。なぜ。この作品のテーマに関しては否定も同調もしません、でも、ただただ何かを考えて浸ってみたくなりました。特に考えることもない自分なんですけどね。

  What am I, regardless of sexual matters? It makes me feel like that. It reminded me of the smell of a shabby science museum in my hometown. why. I don't deny or agree with the theme of this work, but I just wanted to think about something and immerse myself in it. I don't even think about anything in particular, though.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Apr 21, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  よく考えるのですが
  I think about it a lot
  This review contains spoilers. 何が普通かは人それぞれ個々にあるもの。日本独特の多勢にいようとすると、自分に無理があると気付いたのは小学生の頃。他の人たちが普通じゃないと思いたいなら思わせておけばいい…いつか学んでくれればいいと思うようになりました。苦しいものからは抜け出していいと思います。認めてもらえなくても自分が深呼吸できて生きるほうが大事です。読んでいて体の交わりというものが苦だったのか、気づきを与えてくれたのか、はたまた両方なのか？で、洋ちゃんがもう嫌だとなって男を捨てるとなった時に気持ちがよくわかったような気がしました。

  This review contains spoilers. What is normal is something that is individual for each person. It was when I was in elementary school that I realized that I couldn't do it when I tried to be in a large group unique to Japan. I've come to think that if I want other people to think they're not normal, I should let them think... I hope they learn someday. I think it's okay to get away from what's painful. It's more important to be able to take a deep breath and live even if you don't get recognized. Was the relationship between bodies painful when reading it, or did it give you awareness, or maybe both? So, I felt like I understood the feeling when Hiro-chan didn't like it anymore and abandoned the man.

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