Monkurochou

Masaya and Momoko were once inseparable childhood friends, but a single incident irrevocably altered his perception of the world. After accidentally catching a glimpse of her sanitary pad beneath her skirt, he was struck by a deep-seated fear that left him unable to comfortably interact with women. In an effort to avoid this anxiety, Masaya deliberately enrolled in all-boys schools, hoping to distance himself from the complexities of female relationships entirely. Despite his careful avoidance, Masaya inevitably finds himself drawn into situations where he must engage with girls. To his dismay, it quickly becomes apparent that his peers are far more sexually experienced than he is. Even when he shares an intimate encounter with Lisa, a girl who clearly harbors feelings for him, the experience feels hollow and underwhelming compared to the bold exploits recounted by his friends. As Masaya struggles to navigate his own emerging sexuality, he faces an even greater emotional hurdle. He must confront the unsettling reality that Momoko is no longer the innocent companion he remembers, but a young woman with her own desires and sexual appetite—a realization that forces him to grapple with his lingering fears and unresolved past.