This volume focused on Nick’s journey of discovering his bisexuality and those early stages of getting to know each other’s friends.
These two are so sweet together and I really love watching the friendship group develop and seeing the different ways they support each other. It feels very reminiscent of my high school friend group.
The emotions portrayed in this one scene is so great. Nick is always so mellow, that to see this explosive anger in defense of Charlie was powerful. World shattering.
Followed by the shock of what he’d done and the other kid’s retaliation punch. These moments are so well illustrated.
I am also so appreciative of a bisexual centered story. I mean, it’s really only a piece of the story, but is also an important piece. I’m really excited to see more bi characters with a more realistic portrayal. A recognition of our existence. A validation I pretended I didn’t need.
Now, off to Paris with the gang and an adventure in coming out.
The Accidental Domestic Goddess 