I really don't get the 'you wasn't into guys to begin with' kinda saying.
Well, duh? You're not born knowing which gender you're gonna like, it happens in its own time. Some people figure it out straight away and others take a while longer. Besides, just because you're gay and have always liked guys doesn't mean you'll never fall in love with a girl - unless you have complete control over your future that is.（￣へ￣）
When a long time gay see a guy..like..turning gay so late, it is kinds disturbing to some of them, because it seems like a mild gay, or someone bi, so not completely gay
late ? they are teenagers (16 years) !
I mean tbh isnt that late? I started figuring out my sexuality in 4th grade so 9 y/o...
So did I, but there are plenty of people who don’t fully figure out/come out until they’re well into a straight marriage, so it’s not that unusual. Guess everyone just has to figure it out at their own pace.
I think the term you were looking for was bi-curious. Guys/girls like that tend to be the reason why someone gay like Akari may at like that towards people who are/maybe are figuring out their sexuality late. It doesn’t mean they haven’t figured it out, but some bi-curious people end up being jerks to the LGBTQ+ community and can cause some trauma to others
I fall in love at 5 yrs old, the first time. So, yeah, it's kinda late
I agree
Nope, it's pretty common. It's not about "love", it's about sexuality, and you learn about your sexuality during all your life : by making different experiences with different people.
It's not because you knew about your sexuality at 5 years that everybody does. Not everybody is precocious.
So asking about your sexuality at 16 is absolutely not abnormal (maybe he knew he was straight at 5 years old like you, but kissing his friend make him realise he could be gay/bi....)
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If there are teenagers who are uncertained with their sexuality and you're reading me : don't worry, nothing is wrong with you, take your time, sexuality is not a fucking competition, live your life at your pace.
I'm not really getting 'happy ending' vibes from this ╮(￣▽￣)╭
It's a bit more realistic though
Sure because a lot of people end up with their rapist cousin.
Lol...good comment
I meant that there was not a true happy ending, duh (〜￣△￣)〜
A rape based relationship would of course not have a happy ending. Of course THAT is more realistic ╮(￣▽￣)╭
That 1 downvote was bc of my slippery fingers! Sorry!! Thanks for the link
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i dont get why he stays with that seme...he treats him like sh*t
and who are the 2 guys screwing on chapter 15? wasnt that the seme ? i mean dun get me wrong as uke he is damn sexy, but who was the other guy?
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Tbh I think their relationships are like a benefit-type-o-thingy (Can't pull the exact words), like, body for fame and whatnot... I might be wrong tho...
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After reading more of it... Now I'm quite sure it's like that...
Wait... I think this was an edit...
(〜￣△￣)〜 I have been deceived.
haha i think except as a child tian wouldnt cry openly.
It's just an edit
Yes, I realised.
Somehow (and this is just my opinion but...!) this seemed like such a cop-out on the authors end. He basically revoked Naruto's and Sasuke's power to allow for Boruto's growth as the new 'Strongest Shinobi'
In all honesty, I was hoping for more organic progressions in Boruto's power and that overtime, Boruto would have surpassed his father (Naruto current self) simply by learning more/training more with his powers...