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why he should apologize when he never lied to him, they were sex friends and he knew it. If Jirou suffered so much, he could have stopped their relationship at any time.And then you're wrong, in the end, Toua does not have sex with other people. He does not want to name their relationship for fear that he spoils everything. And that Jirou understoo. He understood Toua's fears and decided to play the game so that he stays with him even ifhe remains a little insecure. They are not in an open relationship, his friends are just friends if you read well
It's been a while so I decided to read this over and now I realize how much I dislike Toua, the uke. Even in the ending, he never apologize for hurting the Jirou and he KNOWS he was hurting him. This isn't even an open relationship. He'll continue to sleep with other guys and Jirou will be okay with that. He's blinded by love...he can't even move on. Fine, cool--I get the title "Sex friends". I guess the mangaka didn't want a cookie cutter story, but why have a story in the first place if it didn't solve anything. Nothing changed, at all. I couldn't even focus on the sex scenes after that so-called confession because it felt like empty sex, also in the extra too. This had a potential of having a great ending, it didn't have to be a cliche ending but this was a waste of ink to me. I could rant about this all day but I'm not. I will not be rereading this...sorry, that's how I feel...rant over.