A visual novel with amazing artwork, a nice soundtrack, and a very interesting and immersive story.

There are a couple typos/grammatical errors, and I did find the wording of multiple sentences a bit difficult to read sometimes...
But overall, the narrative is well-written and has good pacing.

PS:
The auto-text-speed option doesn't do anything.

there really are some games that come out of nowhere and hit you at exactly the right time and place to make everything feel alright for just a moment. to remind you that you can have a future. thank god for girls.

This is an Art Piece that not only represents how easily we as people brush off the most important aspects of life as inconsequential, or simply irrelevant, but it also displays what it means to live with those aspects still omnipresent in our lives despite our unwillingness to accept such "trivialities."

Its a display of what it means not only to be yourself regardless of what Internalized Societal stigmas surround that reality, but to confront the parts of yourself which seem set in stone unable to change. It is a Game steeped in metaphor and allusion to reality and how it feels to live, not only as a queer person but as any minority. As any Art Piece it is open to a multitude of interpretations, while I have my own beyond what I've wrote, I think its a piece that is best left to be digested without any information of the minutiae that encapsulates the dialogue, setting, display, and music.

Made me introspective on my life for longer than I thought I would. It was a Bittersweet ride.
9/10.