I think it is very beautiful and very important to represent a type of love without labels, love that feels so free and so different that no labels apply. They are not just friends but not boyfriends either, their connection runs even deeper. Aside from this, I think Yoshiki is struggling with his feelings for 'Hikaru' because he is still grieving his first love, and has known 'Hikaru' for just a few months. Their love is very new, not like the love he had for Hikaru, which took years to develop since childhood. I really loved how Asako accepted him and said that his attraction wasn't gross, and was adamant on the fact that people and monsters aren't inherently something and they don't need to change
I think it is very beautiful and very important to represent a type of love without labels, love that feels so free and so different that no labels apply. They are not just friends but not boyfriends either, their connection runs even deeper. Aside from this, I think Yoshiki is struggling with his feelings for 'Hikaru' because he is still grieving his first love, and has known 'Hikaru' for just a few months. Their love is very new, not like the love he had for Hikaru, which took years to develop since childhood. I really loved how Asako accepted him and said that his attraction wasn't gross, and was adamant on the fact that people and monsters aren't inherently something and they don't need to change