Their relationship is nice but they treat Minato's age in a weird way,,? Like, he's literally in college, you don't need to call him a "kid" and act like he's not an adult, yk? The age gap they have isn't the real problem, just the way the author chooses to portray it makes it seem like they (the author) are kind of a weirdo,,, but I'll just choose to ignore the author in this case and revel in the fact Minato and Kyousuke are cute and flirty
I also really liked the way their conflict was resolved, even if I don't like the jealousy trope. It feels like Kyousuke got his shit together by himself, which is nice since Minato was kind of caught in the crossfire of his internalized misconceptions and was by all means innocent. It felt both like a very real struggle and conclusion. You could see that Kyousuke's feelings were working up to that moment, which is why it took him some time. It was nice.
Their relationship is nice but they treat Minato's age in a weird way,,? Like, he's literally in college, you don't need to call him a "kid" and act like he's not an adult, yk? The age gap they have isn't the real problem, just the way the author chooses to portray it makes it seem like they (the author) are kind of a weirdo,,, but I'll just choose to ignore the author in this case and revel in the fact Minato and Kyousuke are cute and flirty
I also really liked the way their conflict was resolved, even if I don't like the jealousy trope. It feels like Kyousuke got his shit together by himself, which is nice since Minato was kind of caught in the crossfire of his internalized misconceptions and was by all means innocent. It felt both like a very real struggle and conclusion. You could see that Kyousuke's feelings were working up to that moment, which is why it took him some time. It was nice.