Aimi will date anyone, girl or boy, as long as they agree to his terms – which is why no one stays with him for long. But how will he react when a younger male student asks him out?
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I Don’t Know How to Love Review
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RadFemHedonist
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This sounds interesting but I'm hoping it doesn't play too much into the "true love = monogamy" trope - I understand from your review that Aimi's not caring enough is perhaps more the issue presented though? I liked your review, thankyou for covering this title on the site!
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Thank you 
! I think that the story presented here is what it says in the title: Aimi believes he's in control of his love life but he's never really been in love. So the mangaka is interested in depicting what happens when he does fall for someone and doesn't know what to do. The conversations really make this manga stand out from so many others; they come across in a very naturalistic, believable way. (I guess that's also kudos to translator Jan Cash!)
! I think that the story presented here is what it says in the title: Aimi believes he's in control of his love life but he's never really been in love. So the mangaka is interested in depicting what happens when he does fall for someone and doesn't know what to do. The conversations really make this manga stand out from so many others; they come across in a very naturalistic, believable way. (I guess that's also kudos to translator Jan Cash!)