Responses
I didnt like how she was portrayed as an apathetic asshole who uses a pretense of kindness, but I totally fell in love with her character in chapter 13 when she told that guy off. Closet gay or not, you don't talk about people like that.
*chapter 14
The main charaters growth as he comes to terms with his sexuallity, meeting people, some who are open about their sexuality, some who aren't, and those who still don't know. I like how even the older characters are still finding there way and need a bit of a push.
I found this by searching asexual into a tag search, cause I got frustrated and felt seperated, so wanted to read something that I might be able to connect with more. This managed to do that, even though it's only mentioned in the later chapters, and doesn't get as much attention as the other identities, I still like how the character was portrayed, though we never learn much about them, they are able to point out they who they are isn't based off of this one fact, as well as help several of the others find their way