Everyone's already talking about aro/ace but yeah I do think Hirano is one. Him being repulsed is not his fault, definitely not a reaction that he hates it either since he also figured out that he's actually fine touching Kagiura.
He feels comfortable if he's the one to start, to take the initiative. All this time, most kind of the touch comes from Hirano. But hugging is the first one, so when Kagiura started it, it feels kind of..... foreign? to Hirano. I love how Hirano immediately take initiative to re-do the hug just to make sure he's actually fine with it.
But so far, it's no aro/ace but I also know there's a type of person called romantic-averse, someone who might experience romantic attraction but feels discomfort or even aversion toward romantic acts (like certain forms of touch or intimacy). This could match if they can love romantically but are physically uncomfortable with expressions like cuddling, kissing, etc.
Everyone's already talking about aro/ace but yeah I do think Hirano is one. Him being repulsed is not his fault, definitely not a reaction that he hates it either since he also figured out that he's actually fine touching Kagiura.
He feels comfortable if he's the one to start, to take the initiative. All this time, most kind of the touch comes from Hirano. But hugging is the first one, so when Kagiura started it, it feels kind of..... foreign? to Hirano. I love how Hirano immediately take initiative to re-do the hug just to make sure he's actually fine with it.
But so far, it's no aro/ace but I also know there's a type of person called romantic-averse, someone who might experience romantic attraction but feels discomfort or even aversion toward romantic acts (like certain forms of touch or intimacy). This could match if they can love romantically but are physically uncomfortable with expressions like cuddling, kissing, etc.
But hopefully, Hirano is demi...