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hell yes fellow supporter of equality! lets band together! time to put more gay talk in to make up for all that straight shit i had to see as a kid

let me know when and where people get tortured and murdered for being straight and therefore talking about being straight after a life of discrimination in that alternate scenario where it's actively silenced is an act of rebellion. cause let me tell ya if people actively tried to destroy a part of you and suddenly you were finally able to find a place where it might be okay to be yourself, and you were surrounded by people just like you, you'd make up for all that time you spent hiding yourself.

to be fair straight people talk about being straight all the time anyways, pretty sure that's 90% of straight romance novels

the creator confirmed that noelle is a lesbian in one of the answered asks on her tumblr

It was confirmed by the creator that Noelle is a lesbian.

I played this game, went back to donate for the art pdf! first time ive ever paid for a free game, it was just that good! thank you for making this game it means so much to me!!!!

This is amazing. The gameplay isn’t much, but honestly, I don’t care. The characters are so relatable. So many of their experiences match my own. They feel like real people I would meet. It’s the only time I’ve truly seen myself in a character. I regret playing this at night because I was laughing so hard and most likely waking everyone up. It sounds so dumb to say that it’s the best game I’ve every played, because gameplaywise, it’s super lacking. But...to be honest, that sorta makes it better for me. I see it more as a complete story told through a VN medium, rather than a game you can make choices with, and it does that very well. I thought I’d be skipping dialogue endlessly, but I found myself reading every single interaction. I’m so glad that it tackled serious issues, but stayed lighthearted and didn’t try to be overly edgy. It’s a cute and hilarious gay story, and that’s all it needs to be. It has the perfect balance. I wish I’d seen this sooner. Thank you.