Good Lord! Everyone at the Reunion For My Religious All-Girls School Is a Trans Man... And They're Hot?!

“The plot is too linear for me personally.”

“The story isn't really special.”

“We theorize the reason we only meet three trans men at this seemingly large, extravagant high school reunion presumably full of dozens of other trans men is because these are the only three dumb enough or unlucky enough to be caught interacting with mc Irene, the most insufferable little navel-gazing, willfully (arguably maliciously) ignorant, cis woman to ever come out of catholic school, who demonstrates the same kind of terrifying 'allyship' as bible-thumping christian liberals do: only respecting the trans characters' identities out of fear of public shame and a desire to get her way with them, and not even admitting to herself that this is her end goal even as she manipulates other characters for a chance at having sex with them, which in at least one storyline with love interest Angel (whom she fetishizes as her own personal manic pixie dream boi) results in her cornering xem in a deeply uncomfortable situation, centering her own feelings while barely considering his, and being forgiven by the narrative of the game, which more or less takes her side after Angel briefly calls her out for taking advantage of him, but later apologizes for 'snapping' at her because 'masking is hard' and essentially walks back the only boundary xe was allowed to set, a situation the game uses to imply that not only does he as an autistic person (another detail Irene fails to be normal about) owe her masking, but that it is his job to clean up the debris of a conflict Irene causes, and as if he owes her, a person he has just met after ten years, an explanation of his emotions when he is not only having an autistic shutdown, but a reasonable response that anyone regardless of neurodivergence might have to someone cornering them for sex in the only remaining bedroom of a remote vineyard during a thunderstorm.”