The confession was so weird. But when he actually came to terms with being gay, saying that he kept putting himself on a pedestal saying he ain't, just so he would be separate from the discrimination was good.
This was a legit rollercoaster. It peaked and then went downhill and then went uphill again (not very high though). When he finally came to terms with being gay after being in denial for so long, suddenly the author drops an unnecessary plot bomb. (like the fact that he had met the guy before and was the reason he went to uni?? like really??) but then I like how they talked properly about everything afterwards. I was so ready to dislike this but then they had a good conversation at Ch19. Quick redemption, but I did get annoyed at the uke for a bit there lol.
PS. The younger friend was an entertaining character. I didn't particularly like him, but you can tell he means well but he just keeps saying whatever comes to mind and blurts out some stuff that shouldn't have been said. I can relate to that deeply lol
LULLU LALLA BLUES