Kanojo ga Suki na Mono wa Homo deatte Boku de wa nai

High school student Jun Andou lives a quiet, guarded life, carefully concealing his homosexuality from everyone around him. His routine is unexpectedly disrupted when he stumbles upon his classmate, Sae Miura, purchasing a boys' love manga at a local bookstore. This chance encounter bridges the gap between them, pushing their relationship into uncharted territory and forcing both teenagers to confront the hidden complexities of their identities. Despite this growing connection, Jun finds himself wrestling with a deep internal conflict. He harbors a sincere desire to experience what society considers a normal life—to feel attraction toward women, build a family, and have children of his own. He yearns for that conventional version of happiness, hoping it might offer him a sense of belonging in a world where he feels fundamentally out of place. However, reality stands in stark contrast to his aspirations. No matter how much he wishes otherwise, Jun faces an insurmountable physical barrier: he is entirely unable to become aroused by women. Trapped between his genuine longing for an ordinary future and the undeniable truth of his sexuality, Jun must navigate the painful space between who he wants to be and who he truly is.