A short webcomic by Isaki Uta explores, with remarkable sensitivity and realism, the difficulties that can arise in relationships between allosexual and asexual people, inviting us to question amatonormativity, compulsory sexuality, and our own understanding of love. Read for Free There are works that impress us with the complexity of their plots, others with the depth of their characters, and others simply with the honesty with which they portray a human experience. Mine-kun is Asexual , by Isaki Uta, belongs to the last category. It is a very short webcomic, almost a sketch of ideas that the author would later develop much more extensively in Is Love the Answer? , but its simplicity does not prevent it from leaving a deep impression. Quite the opposite: precisely because it avoids lengthy explanations and chooses to show rather than theorize, it manages to portray an experience that rarely finds representation in fiction with remarkable naturalness. The story revo...
Una mirada profunda a la humanidad