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I think the name you're looking for is Aoharu x Kikanjuu. ;DThere's this other one, where a girl who's rather masculine/super androgynous gets asked to join a paintball club (I forgot the name of it |'D) and...
That's just about it. The main male characters think she's a boy and it's how it goes for the rest of the show, 'cuz girls aren't allowed in the team, and it was never her intention to trick anybody.
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Thank you so so so so much for writing this. I cannot even put into words how much this makes me appreciate you. I just really wish I could say more and I wish I could begin to divulge all of the details and the complexity of the levels of gratitude I am experiencing right now, but I sadly, have no words in which to describe them.
I, a homosexual male, enjoyed this very, very much. I have always attempted to play all sorts of characters and all different kinds of people, but I have never ever been able to get a handle on people of the transgender and non-binary communities. I mean, I knew I didn't want to try because I worried profusely about the effect it may have on people of those communities. And I'm very glad that you said that some people read things and become embarrassed and, sometimes, angry. I'm very glad you said that because I, as a person, hate making others feel emotions that can lead to any kind of distress. (And I realize that sounds very cliche and sappy.) However, this has also given me the courage to attempt to write from the perspective of someone of the transgender and non-binary communities.
Now, I will say that this has inspired me beyond anything else I have ever read. I know that that might be unfathomable to comprehend or it may seem as if it is a lie, but I truly am touched by what you wrote. This is a work of art and I cannot be happier that it came to fruition. I agree whole-heartedly with everything you had to say and many things opened my eyes in ways I don't think anyone else, or any article, ever could've. I'm completely overwhelmed with absolute joy that this exists. (I'm sorry I'm such a sappy human, please forgive me, but I am not lying.)
I really, very much wish that I can join your team in the Community sector of Iwaku Staff. This makes me want to become as eloquent of a writer as you, to create such a great understanding of such of a fragile (in some cases) topic. This makes me wish that I could simply drop everything and just write.
I am quite lost. As a senior in high school, I cannot choose what to do. I have such a wide variety of interests and I'm so willing to do everything that I've just found that I cannot choose, but I believe that you have led me to make a decision. As many, many English teachers have told me, words are profound and powerful. They can have a great influence on those who are willing to listen, and those who wish to be understand something that may be out of their circle of knowledge. It creates and distributes knowledge in ways that some humans cannot begin to understand. I never began to think that that was why I was so drawn to words, that I was so drawn to the ideas of imagination through the simple, yet very intricate, stringing together of words. I so desperately wish to break this 'glass ceiling' that I've seemed to reach with my writing. I feel inadequate and I wanted to give up for a while, but got some drive to come back here. And now, I cannot fathom my life without my expression of the written word. I cannot begin to imagine myself in a world where I could not write. I cannot, and will not, allow myself to be without it from now on.
I really, very much wish that I can join your team in the Community sector of Iwaku Staff. This makes me want to become as eloquent of a writer as you, to create such a great understanding of such of a fragile (in some cases) topic. This makes me wish that I could simply drop everything and just write.
I am quite lost. As a senior in high school, I cannot choose what to do. I have such a wide variety of interests and I'm so willing to do everything that I've just found that I cannot choose, but I believe that you have led me to make a decision. As many, many English teachers have told me, words are profound and powerful. They can have a great influence on those who are willing to listen, and those who wish to be understand something that may be out of their circle of knowledge. It creates and distributes knowledge in ways that some humans cannot begin to understand. I never began to think that that was why I was so drawn to words, that I was so drawn to the ideas of imagination through the simple, yet very intricate, stringing together of words. I so desperately wish to break this 'glass ceiling' that I've seemed to reach with my writing. I feel inadequate and I wanted to give up for a while, but got some drive to come back here. And now, I cannot fathom my life without my expression of the written word. I cannot begin to imagine myself in a world where I could not write. I cannot, and will not, allow myself to be without it from now on.
Thank you. From the bottom of my heart.