Tbh Shouta's approach to Hiroto was kinda bad, of course the man would think that he's the one going to give instead of receive— so when Shouta broke the news to him while having sex that he was actually a man, it'd be pretty obvious that his pride broke afterwards. Hell his pride already probably broke after being the one to take it from the back— especially from a girl, which kind of disappointed me considering that what Shouta did was probably r4pe (being that Hiroto didn't give consent beforehand). And the part where Shouta kept pressuring Hiroto to answer his question on whether it felt good or bad made me feel kinda icky, of course— it felt physically good because he was getting backshotted. But mentally? His pride was shattered, he never wanted this in the first place aside from him agreeing to come with Shouta (BUT he thought he was the one to give, I repeat— give, not receive.) So after they resolved their problems by communicating— I felt so happy because they can once and for all hear each others side. Yes, Shouta's approach to Hiroto was indeed bad, but atleast they solved the problem through communicating and understanding each others problems! (English isn't my first language so ignore my grammatical errors if there are any)
Tbh Shouta's approach to Hiroto was kinda bad, of course the man would think that he's the one going to give instead of receive— so when Shouta broke the news to him while having sex that he was actually a man, it'd be pretty obvious that his pride broke afterwards. Hell his pride already probably broke after being the one to take it from the back— especially from a girl, which kind of disappointed me considering that what Shouta did was probably r4pe (being that Hiroto didn't give consent beforehand). And the part where Shouta kept pressuring Hiroto to answer his question on whether it felt good or bad made me feel kinda icky, of course— it felt physically good because he was getting backshotted. But mentally? His pride was shattered, he never wanted this in the first place aside from him agreeing to come with Shouta (BUT he thought he was the one to give, I repeat— give, not receive.) So after they resolved their problems by communicating— I felt so happy because they can once and for all hear each others side. Yes, Shouta's approach to Hiroto was indeed bad, but atleast they solved the problem through communicating and understanding each others problems! (English isn't my first language so ignore my grammatical errors if there are any)