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Nooo i don't want this turning into 3p. Can't he just make up his fucking mind and choose one of them?

Same but ngl theres a good chance it might be bc from the beginning the omega and alpha also have a connection yk, usually when its one endgame the two MLs have no relation

I haven't read it yet, but can you confirm something for me? I have a question. Does it have a threesome between an omega, a beta and an alpha?

Yes but rn it’s in the raws like around ch90

ohhh ok, thankss

What made them do threesome I’m dead

Lmao I was too lazy to acc read the korean but its goofy I jus remember they sit outside his home for hours until nighttime and then mc finally lets them in and one of them suggests sex or smth I forgot who (it mightve been mc bc I think his attitude was like Ok just get it over with lets have sex)

Dumb as fuuuck, MC what are u doing Kickk them out of your life.

I actually need to reread the story to see, but from what I remember it wasn't really clarified. We do know that Yuka doesn't consider it only crossdressing though, I'll just reread it an reply if I ever find out

This is just my interpretation so please know I’m talking out of my ass. I think Yuka is a nonbinary man, kinda.

They don’t care about what labels are used on them and likes self-expressing femininely, but will state themselves as a man when getting more serious in a romantic relationship or when being flirted on by customers. However, a core part of Yuka is still their gender issues. During the trip with Yatora, Yuka admitted to liking a girl. This on itself just means Yuka is bi, but the way this scene played out and how Yuka talked about their crush told me that they wanted to be transgender. Although Yuka presents themselves so freely on the surface, they hold internalized sexism believing they need to act in-line with stereotypes if they’re gonna be a certain way. Their crush on her made them feel and see different from the way they usually present themselves. And so that stereotype Yuka found comfort in couldn’t be them anymore.

Yuka already understands this best though, they know they shouldn’t need to find comfort in stereotypes and just be themselves. They know that, yet when loved ones like their grandmother enforce gender ideas onto them, it stings.

I think ultimately Yuka’s gender identity isn’t clear because even Yuka isn’t certain. They have had gender dysphoria that relates them to the trans experience, but they aren’t transgender. Might be totally debunked in the end, but this is one interpretation of Yuka that I hope makes a little sense.

I love this comment so much, I love Yuka’s character so much, they are so intrigue-ing !!

Thank you ( ; ω ；) I haven’t seen other people have this interpretation so I worried it’d seem offensive or stupid. Blue Period has so many interesting characters, yet Yuka always steals the show when re-entering the story and gives Yatora some of the most fascinating insight

I know right !! Every time they enter the plot Yatora's character develops !!

The disgust and anger is completely justified. It's fucking creepy for someone you trust as a friend to be looking at you with such dirty ulterior motives. It's just as creepy, disgusting, immoral as it would be for someone that you trusted as a teacher, a mentor or a guardian to look at you in such a manner. A friend is someone you become comfortable with and trust, you feel safe with them. A friend is like an auxiliary sibling. It's completely understandable that people would be uncomfortable and repulsed if they find out that their friendship has been soiled in such a way. An older adult might have been able to seperate himself, break off the relationship and move on without retaliating. But it makes sense that a teen so stressed would not be able to detach himself without retaliating. Bro is still able to care this much for that guy. He's a much bigger man than I would've been. I would've done my best to never cross paths with such a "friend" again.

Being gay doesn't mean that you have a free pass to disrespect other people. The same moral standards apply to gay people.

A lot of the audience here are women. Statistically speaking, you are likely to be one as well. Even if not, you must share a lot of affinity with the "feminine" culture, in order to have acquired this selective judgement that someone who identifies themselves with a vulnerable class can never wrong someone to comes from their corresponding privileged class. You know, the "I don't acknowledge or make excuses when a woman wrongs a man, a gay wrongs a straight, a black wrongs a white, a poor wrongs a rich" type.

So, here's a situation for you that you'd be able to more easily sympathize with. If this was, instead, heterosocial friendship between a straight man and a woman, where the woman completely trusted this guy to be her friend, saw him as a pseudo-sibling and let herself be as comfortable with him as she would be with her other friends only to find out that her so-called "friend" had never really been her friend at all and was always sexualizing her all this time. Would you not expect the woman to be thoroughly disgusted at such a "friend"? Wouldn't you understand if she chose to retaliate by shaming him within her close circle and community, in order to get back at him and also, to allow herself to gain the social affirmation and support that she would need to disassociate herself from the incident and move on?

And I'll say it again. YOU'RE SPEWING BULL CRAP THAT MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL!! So get out of here