Nidome no Koi

Fujiwara is a man whose romantic preferences defy convention. Rather than being drawn to traditionally handsome partners, he possesses an unusual attraction to men with plain, unremarkable, or even borderline unattractive features. This distinct taste has defined his relationship with Karahashi, his lover and former teammate from their middle school days. However, what initially brought them together has now become a source of quiet anxiety for Karahashi, who finds himself increasingly troubled by the unconventional nature of Fujiwara’s affections. As their relationship progresses, Karahashi begins to struggle with deep-seated insecurities regarding his own appearance and his place in Fujiwara’s heart. The very trait that made him appealing to his partner now leaves him feeling vulnerable, constantly wondering if his ordinary looks are truly enough to sustain their bond. Plagued by self-doubt, he becomes desperate to secure Fujiwara’s unwavering attention. Faced with this emotional dilemma, Karahashi must determine what lengths he is willing to go to in order to keep the man he loves captivated, transforming his perceived shortcomings into a fight for lasting devotion.