
I need an ayumi-san I mean c'mon he's so fucking hot "I'm gonna fuck you now" like shit I'm horny and then there's the part where kotaro tries to ask him if he can keep the cat but before he can say the whole thing ayumi goes "sure". I'm Melting not just my heart but also my panties if that makes any sense.

As I'm reading this, the anime brothers conflict keeps on popping up in my head. I had major problems with the main character of it and it's the same thing that's happening to this main character. How they act in the specific types of situation are almost the same and it's very irritating. Uuuuuggggggghhhhhhhhhh I don't know anymore

ok.

I watched part of that shit anime and it's different here. This guy is innocent and doesn't even realize what's happening to the point where it's silly (He thought Kai was making a joke and didn't fight because he was reminded of a dog; he though Ou-nii was talking about hitting him when he said "lay my hands on you"). That bitch in brother's conflict was just like a doll. She had no excuse other than being a dumb bitch too weak-willed to fight back.

I like it when they're like "I'm not gay but I fell in love with you" it's like a person who has insomnia meeting that one special person that can help them sleep easily. Its like saying "I'm not gay but just towards you I am" or "Its hard to sleep if it's not besides you." You know?

I don't think so.
There are many people who are not gay or bi even but they could easily turn out to be for that one person that has the right looks and personality, etc. that would make them look past the gender barrier.
It's not homophobic and has nothing to do with denying their sexuality, it really just has to do with meeting one person that would make you change that way even tho all others are of no interest to you.

This doesn't make sense unless you are suggesting that there is number threshold to meet in order to "qualify" for a particular sexual orientation. Which magical number would that be? It is this argument that discourages persons from identifying as bisexual because they feel it involves loving/being attracted to a certain ration of men:women to earn the title.
That's not how it works. It's an idea pushed primarily by straight women writing gay romance/BL. Gay writers and readers have highlighted what an offensive (and nonsensical) idea it is, and how it plays into erasure of LGBQ persons.
The very use of the phrase "look past the gender barrier" is (unintentionally?) homophobic. Why frame someone's gender as an obstacle, as if it were a flaw? If attraction/love is involved, why is there the *need* to look past something as elemental as your lover's gender? Surely, it is something to be embraced along with everything else that made them lovable.

For a person to realise they are gay, lesbian or bisexual etc.. does the discovery come from oneself or from noticing that they are more attracted to their respected gender preferences? I've always defined love, well in my own perspective, as loving or liking the person for their soul (Their personality and what makes them who they are) so if by chance that soul just so happens to be in the same gendered body it wouldn't pose much of a problem since its not physical attraction but a spiritual one. Just asking out of curiosity, I don't have much knowledge in this topic, but I would love to learn more ヾ(☆_☆)

I have the urge to just ........... Oh I don't know......... Maybe just FUCKING UPPERCUT AKI. The kid needs to dial it down. I would understand if he acted that way if ayumi was picking on him and teasing him (which is un-FUCKING-likely) but no that's not what's happening. You don't need to be a whiny little brat (to the point where I feel the need to knock you out) just because you don't want other people to monopolize your brother.
"You wanna know how two guys date? LIKE HELL SHOULD I KNOW"a