Actually, it's not. That's the stereotypes they're trying to get rid of in this manga. And there is a reason Kiyomi acts the way she does. I think it's actually pretty obvious from the first chapter...?
In the first chapter, he didn't speak to the girl yet.
But I don't want to read a manga where everyone says "That's girly" or anything else. It's annoying. Well, it's just my opinion.
Perhaps my opinion might change if I read it but I don't want to.
I think what they mean is that this particular trait, e.g sewing, would make people describe Asuka as girly, stereotyping it as something girls and only girls do. This manga does try to break the whole stereotype by switching roles, and I personally don’t find this manga that sexist, but I get where OP is coming from.
But may I just add, and I may be biased because this was one of my early shoujo reads but, this manga is very nicely done. Not the best, but it’s good!
I get what you mean and I should've thought more before posting xD Since I didn't take the time to read this manga, I'll do it as soon as possible
I couldn't read more than one chapter because this is way too sexist for me.