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I think i need to read Skip And Loafer now💓

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"Gene Bride" by HItomi Takano "Kageki Shojo" by Kumiko Saiki "Natsume's Book of Friends" (Natsume Yuujinchou / Natsume Yujin-cho) by Yuki Midorikawa "Aria of the Beech Forest" by Yugiri Aika "Ikoku Nikki" ("Journal With Witch") by Tomoko Yamashita "A Cat From Our World and the Forgotten Witch" by Hiro Kashiwaba

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How Red Learned She's Asexual || OSPodcast Episode 11 by Ahsoka Hyrule

Blue Comes Out As Asexual || OSPodcast Episode 29 by Ahsoka Hyrule

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Please watch:

Dungeon Meshi

Spy x Family*

Natsume Yuujinchou

Mushishi

Apothecary Diaries**

Claymore***

Cells at Work

Cooking in Another World With My Absurd Skill

Puella Magi Madoka Magica

*Oh wait. Spy x Family has Yuri constantly obsessed and jealous over his sister. But he appears so infrequently and his sister-obsession is framed as weird and stupid.

**Apothecary Diaries has the rare nudity, but is shockingly non-objectifying, for a series about literal harem concubines and prostitutes. Even the one "boob shot" wasn't ecchi AT ALL, and was pertinent to the context of the conversation, because the protagonist was advising the concubine to utilize her boobs since she wanted to become pregnant again.

***Someone may say Claymore's nudity makes it guilty of a fanservice trope, but, as someone who has drawn a lot of nude models in person, Claymore feels like an example of non-sexualized nudity. Their bodies are literally turning into monstrous forms, because of the experiments done on them. It makes sense for them to "Hulk-out" and their clothes to sometimes tear off. But it's never gratuitous. Then again i am an oblivious aroace.

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