I Want to be a Wall Vol. 1

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Featuring a vibrant rainbow design, and our super-sized Q logo, you won't find a more stylish way to make a statement. He's since tried to fall out of love with Sousuke, but it didn't work, and he has now resigned himself to forever nursing a one-sided love. I don’t want this to sound prurient but surely, it’s a genuine issue as he’s not the one saying he’s asexual.

The long-awaited second instalment in Samantha Shannon's Sunday Times and New York Times-bestselling series Tunuva Melim is a sister of the Priory.They still matter and are valid, and there’s peace in that: there’s a deep, soul-quenching nourishment when you realize that you’re not so strange after all. I started off rounding it up to 4 stars on GR, then rounding it down to 3 stars, and finally settling on 4 stars again. Although romance will never be in the cards for newlyweds Yuriko and Gakurouta, the bond blossoming between them promises to be a wonderful relationship. Truthfully, Yuriko's experiences are a lot more compelling to me at the moment, because even though I'm ace and not aro, a lot of those sentiments reflect a shared experience between both aspects of the a-spectrum.

A pair of friends, an ace/aro woman who only enjoys the concept of sex and love in her BL (boys' love) books and a gay man in love with his straight childhood friend, have a marriage of convenience and they're SO GOOD to each other.

Who, we find out a few pages later, appearing almost like a ghost, has managed to read the whole book by the time his wife wakes up. She now knows that there’s an explanation for how she feels, and as we see her relationship develop with Gakutouta, she suddenly has someone who is supportive of her identity.