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By: Tsumuji Yoshimura | Series: Just Like Mona Lisa
In this world, people are born without a gender.
Why does Hinase feel so uncomfortable with both choosing a gender and exploring romance? Their friends are growing up without them, and Hinase’s nostalgia for a simple childhood creates friction. After Hinase awakes from a brush with death to an ever-changing present, Shiori drifts away, blaming himself for their misfortune. Ritsu hopes to uncover the source of Hinase’s anxiety—but that’s a struggle Hinase will have to overcome on their own.
What is the connection between gender and attraction?
In this world, people are born without a gender.
Why does Hinase feel so uncomfortable with both choosing a gender and exploring romance? Their friends are growing up without them, and Hinase’s nostalgia for a simple childhood creates friction. After Hinase awakes from a brush with death to an ever-changing present, Shiori drifts away, blaming himself for their misfortune. Ritsu hopes to uncover the source of Hinase’s anxiety—but that’s a struggle Hinase will have to overcome on their own.
What is the connection between gender and attraction?