Love Me for What I Am
Manga • 2018 • Romance
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Maybe not obvious abuse so much as it is plain ignorance, but Mogumo's and Kotone's mothers were not accepting of their gender identity (labeling it a phase) and sexuality, respectively. Ten-chan also comments that he has strict parents, but whether or not they're genuinely abusive hasn't been specified.
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one character has an eating disorder
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some scenes heavily imply it for two of the characters
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Mogumo, a nonbinary character, is misgendered a few times, most notably at the beginning of the manga right before they reveal their identity.
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There is some discussion of anti-LGBT hate speech and stereotypes, some examples being Satori, a trans woman, being harassed for presenting as a woman publicly, Mogumo being erroneously labeled a crossdresser (they're a nonbinary person who dresses femininely), Kotone dealing with internalized homomisia, and Tetsu seeing a TV show that mocks trans people.
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