Gay Aro dude here.
It's not as black and white as a lot of people really paint it out to be. I came to the realisation after meeting an Aro friend. She would always complain about how a lot of alloromantic people struggle to get the concepts of aromanticism and the fact it's a spectrum in the first place, especially if you're aromantic and still ...... reply
One time I heard the front door of my house open when I was home with just my brother. Since I was expecting my mum, after a while of waiting and hearing no footsteps, I thought it was weird. So I went to check the front door, only to see that it wasn't open, still deadbolted, and her car hadn't pulled into the driveway. Nobody was even at the fron...... reply
If there's even more to that, I'm shocked like yk, how much more worse can it get? YES it sounds like he's cheating.
Also, reach out to the girl that's commenting heart eyes on his posts too, maybe she doesn't know abt you or sumn??? She might spill the beans on their relationship. 3 reply
Hi there! I’m not ace, but I have quite a few ace friends. As well as suspecting I was ace, and being a part of the LGBTQ+ myself.
Yes, what you’re describing could be considered asexuality, but the ace spectrum huge. And although we can help, it’s ultimately YOU who gets to choose what labels you use. Use whatever labels you feel comfortable...... 1 reply
I mean, we all know about works with AMAZING art styles that are really popular because of said styles. I was wondering if anybody had some works they think would reach mainstream or just be vastly more popular in their niche if their art style was changed from a generic/unconventional one to one to something else.
Personally, I think The Events of Romeo's Household/Come on out, Romeo would be a LOT more popular if the style was similar to The Princess is a Marionette or Roxana. It's actually pretty well written after you get past the confusing stage of the first few chapters (It's meant to be at first since it's a mystery webtoon trying to make you have an "OHHHH" moment later on), and I LOVE the current style, it's just very misleading.
The cuter style and bright colours makes it seem like initially, it's going to be a very light-hearted and cute re-telling of Romeo and Juliet, when it's anything but. It actually leans more heavily towards drama and mystery, and there's no romance, apart from a side couple.
That's why I think it's not more popular. I think all the readers that flocked to it were romance readers, got no romance, and so didn't rate it well and dropped it, and people who like mystery and drama don't bother giving it a chance because the art style makes you think it's a romance. It just can't find its audience because of its artstyle. A more "mature" style and a darker art direction for the cover would've attracted the intended audience a lot more, I think.
Anyway, I recommend that one, and I'm eager to hear other thoughts!
did read manga
