Uke

I really like how they portrayed mitsuru. It feels like with most manga, the people in relationships are often perfect romantics, where their idea of love is copy and pasted for the perfect outcome, when in reality most people have different ways of loving. With mitsuru, his idea of love is definitely warped but its his. And though it has potential to become toxic, it doesn't (in the future), because all he needed was a person who would try to understand how he feels and accommodate for that. Absolutely beautiful if you ask me!