A review by kaistephan
Is Love the Answer? by Uta Isaki

4.0

A touching, nuanced take on asexuality. It starts a bit clunky with a cliched ace feeling like she is the only one in the world who isn't normal, but once she starts looking around a bit more she learns that no one else is as normal as they appear. Her research into asexuality invokes dictionary definitions of a lot of terms but her experiences lead her to the conclusion that there is a lot of variation in human experience. I loved the way her friendship with her college friends developed but some of the other plotlines felt a bit rushed and disjointed.