Wandering Son

I really liked the anime for its regularity, naturalness, and the goosebumps-like verisimilitude of everything I saw. This topic, in my opinion, is important for everyone, not for a particular country, but for society as a whole and each of its members individually around the world. The dialogues, the feelings, everything is so real that for all its tenderness, this work was sobering. Constantly. No exceptions. We are not shown the pitiful torment of the heroes, snot, tears, but just the same they demonstrate the eternal struggle and, no less importantly, the most real courage. Being yourself is very hard, especially when you're a girl who wants to be a boy and vice versa. It's hard for special people to be themselves.
Anime is wonderful, very adult, and very necessary.

Strong, sensual anime, without emotional visual explosions, realistic and truthful. On other resources, dissatisfied comrades keep jumping up, saying, "the romantic line is not completed, the drawing is inconvenient, the characters are indistinguishable." This is not entirely true. Because the romantic lines are just completed, but without the direct "we love each other, fans, be happy." The drawing is entertaining, and although it is still difficult to distinguish the characters at first (and after), but studying their characters more than helps in distinguishing.

In general, this anime is about the contact of such realities of life as friendship, love, self-determination and choice, and this lapping goes adequately to the unfolding plot. This anime is unlikely to be available to a mass audience in Russia for obvious reasons, but it is really necessary. Even if they don't understand and accept him because of his mentality.

"Oh my God! Give our teacher brains and syphilis!"
I'm oruuu)

Very gently. So gently that a hundred kittens with puppies nervously smoke on the sidelines!
The problem of sexual self-determination is very acute in Japan, I think everyone has noticed this for a long time, as well as the number of traps in the latest anime, which is growing exponentially! What can you do if the boys are much more skittish than the girls. The series raises a lot of social issues that are probably very acute for Japan and not at all relevant for Russia. I was impressed that the guys started dealing with self-determination issues at the age of 13 and set their priorities quite clearly.
This series seems to be about love blossoming in the middle classes, and it seems to be about the love of clothes of the opposite sex. But if boys are good at being girls, then for some reason girls don't look more masculine, they can only be cruel.…
The series is very Japanese, very contemplative. I was indescribably delighted with these children, their teachers and parents. From spoken words out loud and words that have remained unheard by anyone. It's really an "adult" thing, even if it's transmitted through children. I love this series.