Our Love is Platonic

Summary

“I want you to know... that love can take this form too.” . Suenaga, who has lost confidence in his social interactions, is moved by Furuya's performance at a university drama club performance and joins the group. Furuya has an unapproachable air about him, but he is sincere and kind, and accepts Suenaga’s shortcomings, such as not being able to read the atmosphere. Suenaga finds himself wanting to know Furuya more deeply. Then, one day, a drunk Furuya tells him that he is "romantic asexual." Suenaga feels a sense of embarrassment when he glimpses Furuya's inner self, and feels emotions he has never felt before. He thinks that these feelings will only causing him trouble, but his feelings for Furuya are already beyond his control… . “I like you. Even if I can't touch you any more than this.” A story of honest, sincere, and pure love between a former outgoing junior with low self-esteem and a non-sexual senior who has given up on love. . ?Romantic Asexual? A romantic orientation where a person experiences romantic attraction but does not experience sexual attraction or desire.