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Our mission - Join us. Access it here. Review of Okura's LGBTQ+ manga comics series 'I Think Our Son is Gay' featuring Hiroki, a schoolboy struggling to come out to his family. Buy now.

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Ads by Project Wonderful! Meanwhile there are a growing number of questions the reader is asking that we may see answered in the next two, as-yet-unpublished volumes of I Think Our Son is Gay. Will Hiroki finally come out?

The Gosh! How will Tomoko and the boys adjust to Akiyoshi’s presence?! Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. As the strips were originally presented in a method of delivery that was keyed to online publishing the stories in the first volume initially have a very familiar rhythm and structure.

Containing gay characters or plot lines. Celebrating Pride Month! As these shorts build up though they become less formulaic and subplots begin to form with a wider focus on the cast. Everything happens under Tomoko’s watchful eye, as ever, but this time, Tomoko decides a little direct involvement on her part might not got amiss in the final volume of I Think Our Son Is Gay, vol.

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How will his father handle the guilt he will eventually feel when he knows the truth? Ironic, perhaps, given that the entire premise of the series in these first two volumes is based on a central character who does just the opposite. Find comics tagged Gay like The water tasted like gay pixels, Big Gay’s Big Break, Our Toast, The Secrets of Skull Castle, Off The Clock!

Tags: i think our son is gay okura pride month square enix. Looking for BF content from before the current version of the site? Set around the interactions of a family unit of four, I Think Our Son is Gay is mostly presented from the perspective of Tomoko Aoyama who suspects her eldest son Hiroki is gay but is unable for the moment to admit this to those around him.

Lettering here is also used to great effect to convey emotional range.

Father and Son r : Despite belonging to a family of four, the Aoyama residence is typically home to three due to father Akiyoshi’s job

onthe indie game hosting marketplace. And what about poor besotted Asumi? Your email address will not be published. I Think Our Son is Gay is a manga series that is immediately captivating and a coming-of-age tale with a character all its own.