This story contained denial, acceptance, love, intensity, joy and sadness. The intensity and chemistry between Yushiro and Momose was insane yet calm...it gave me "I told sunset about you" vibes. The acting was no joke - emotions were portrayed beautifully, expressions were shown perfectly and movement was amazing. The fact that Yoshiro was shy yet brave really intrigued me and Momose's naiveness was humourous yet relatable. Both were not socially comfortable abut being themselves however the strength and love they had broken down the walls of what is apparently "normal". I truly hate the word normal. What is normal? And why does being part of the LGBTQ+ community make you abnormal/different in a bad way/weird. Why must straight be the norm? I really enjoyed this movie. It made me feel so much and I definitely think that Yoshiro looks MAGNIFIECT in that pink dress. Loved it.