
Sure, here is the extracted text: “Is that so? Well, I can do that. I see. That’s impressive! So, you’re not scared of the modern wildness and urban contrast? Wonderful! I understand. Let’s keep swinging this whole body! Amazing! Is it really modern? What are you doing while holding on? Ah, at that time, the camera is on you. You’ve really gotten into it fast! With that victory, all trains are running in Shinjuku! It’s impossible! The wildness from the city and me, teacher! That strength is also being carried from the east.”
Because Ryō-san himself is gay.
Homo Reiko
I feel like there was a serious topic included about once every ten volumes.
and
Wa
Ho
Anonymous! Strip down to nothing!
The teacher has a good build too…
The character Hageoda Homeo was also a classic gag about homosexuals on TV.
It’s like a lump of gay receiving.
Connecting existence itself to humor may seem tolerant at first glance, but it’s actually a form of rejection, so the decline due to self-restraint is probably a good thing for those kinds of people.
Why do you agree when the filming takes off their clothes?!
It’s the senior’s fault for undressing here.
Short-haired, tough-looking, hairy, with a strong body odor, and a physique that’s muscular with a bit of fat on it, a trained body of a working policeman, he’s a festival guy with strong desires.
Aside from being short, I have an overwhelming amount of traits that make me attractive to gay people.
The elements that make a woman unattractive become reversed when it comes to being with a gay partner.
It’s the senior’s fault…
It’s great, right? The gay guy who likes crew cuts and BDSM has a video overdue.
Invade the other company’s premises and initiate a public BDSM performance to collect payments.
You’re just like Ryotsu, aren’t you, teacher!
It seems that many people have learned about such a world through Kochikame.
It’s a reason not to get married.
If you push him, he can do it, right?
I… understand, I’ll take it off.
I think it’s erotic.
I think it looks like it only has demand from homosexuals.
Despite having an appearance that is extremely masculine, he doesn’t attract women at all.
I feel the bug in the human body that makes me popular with gay men.
It didn’t seem like the homo content was particularly quiet, and if anything, it felt like it was increasing again towards the end.
The first time I encountered the word “homo” was during the Sakonji episode…
Oh… that’s cute.
It’s not just the signing events, but there’s also a part where if it can make money, you just accept it, you know? That’s Ryotsu for you.
From around the middle period, the amount of homo-related content has increased.
I feel like I had a fairly consistent setting where I was popular with gay people.
As a result of having purikura with phone numbers posted everywhere, I started getting calls from multiple gay guys.
Even among gay people, preferences are diverse, so that doesn’t change.
Words like “sabu” and “bara yarou” occasionally come up.
You are familiar with Japanese gay culture that predates the internet homo boom, aren’t you, Akimoto-sensei?
What Nakagawa and the manager are trying to do with Ryotsu is fan fiction.
It’s official until I become popular with serious gay men.
A game where the reason for Sakonji becoming gay is that the heroine was actually a man.
It’s interesting to feel the shift in times that now makes settings that appeal to men more widely accepted.
There are aspects where I don’t think I’m seen as a sexual object at events like signing sessions.
What is that shirt you’re wearing, director…?
First of all, I’m being seriously loved by Maria.
I was also living with Maria… in a singles dorm…
When I look back at the first panel after finishing reading.
New
Inn
It’s kind of gradually creeping up on me…
There’s only the element of a hairy crew cut or something similar.
A Voigtländer angle finder for the Hasselblad SWC.