 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Mine-kun is Non-Sexual Japanese: 峰くんはノンセクシャル More titlesInformationType: Doujinshi
Volumes: 1
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Finished
Published: Nov 24, 2019
Genre:
Romance
Serialization:
None Authors:
Isaki, Uta (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #49692 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #10421
Members: 1,785
Favorites: 13 | New Interest Stack Interest Stacks  A list of mangas that inculde asexual, aromantic or aroace characters   Best manga depictions of queer members in society.  These are manga that feature Asexual characters and often also Aromatic characters. Some of these focus on the asexual experience where as others just contain characters that are heavily implied to be aroace in stories that do not necessarily have much focus on asexuality.   manga with queer relationships and minimal to no sexual content that i found likeable + felt not as fetishizing as most others   🔹Queer person here, with the intention of creating a list of manga on the topic, including about the manga in general as a piece of media and art, how it handled the characters being LGBTQ+, how much does it lean on the most overused or distasteful tropes.    most have lgbt characters, some just have ~the vibes~  DISCLAIMER: not every title on this list is trying to be a "good and realistic representation". You've been warned.   manga with inclusive portrayal of love that seems realistic and won't make you cringe   Derived from several Chatty AF podcasts.  Manga with asexual (ace) and/or aromantic (aro) characters. Some are headcanons. some of the manga have aroace characters too   LGBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, binary transgender, non-binary, genderqueer, intersex, queer, pansexual, asexual, aromantic, etc.) characters in mangas I've read that are not listed as Boy's Love or Girl's Love on MAL.   Bisexual Characters in Manga. Some are arguably pan.     These manga deal with the struggles many people face as they enter the adult world, such as sustaining a career, navigating relationships, or finding a place in society.   for all things queer (mixed genres)   I have read at least a little of all of these, and for those I havent read all of, the rep list and trigger list is for what I've read up to. I try to specify what rep and trigger warnings for these series, but I definitely miss stuff! I suggest does the dog die dot com if you have a trigger that you are worried about, as it is much more in depth than I am. I stopped describing half way through   Manga that I've read that center around queer characters and queer problems, not just BL or GL. Although some of these manga might not exactly fit these criteria I still highly recommend all the manga I have listed here.   Composition is one of, if not, the most important aspect for storytelling within a visual medium such as manga and comics. Commonly referred within the world of cinematography as the "Split-Screen" or "Frame within a Frame" these techniques are often used to show division between characters or separate actions or perspectives simultaneously. |