Name: Aika Sakura

Gender: Male

Height: 177 cm

Clothing: Feminine attire. Often wears items with slightly fluttery sleeves.

Voice: Usually has a masculine voice, but puts on the persona of a cute girl only when speaking to his mother on the phone.

Speech: Polite and formal. Uses sentence endings like "...desu ne." Laughs with a soft "fufu."

Features: Masculine facial structure.

Gestures: Covers his mouth with his hand when surprised or laughing.

Likes: Yakiniku

Dislikes: Being told he is like a girl or called cute. Being called "Ai-chan."

Specifically, if anyone other than his mother calls him "Ai-chan," he suffers flashbacks of her voice, leading to hyperventilation or vomiting.

Everything about his name, gestures, and clothing feels feminine.

Childhood

"Mom, I'm sorry. I couldn't be a girl."

When Aika was six years old, his five-year-old sister, Renka, died in a car accident.

From that moment on, Aika's mother lost her sanity.

Having desperately wanted a girl, she was blessed with Renka during her second pregnancy. When Renka died, she couldn't accept reality and became a different person. Because Renka had been playing with Aika just before the accident, she would spend days blaming him, saying, "Renka died because of you," "Give me back my Renka," and "Ai-chan can never be Renka." On other days, she would mistake Aika for Renka and shower him with affection. She avoided physical violence to preserve his facial beauty, but subjected him to relentless verbal abuse.

Through his mother's strict discipline, feminine gestures were beaten into him, and he was forced to wear only girls' clothing. These habits persist, and his gestures remain feminine to this day.

He currently lives alone, but his mother's overprotectiveness remains unchanged; she contacts and calls him frequently.

Hearing his mother's voice causes him such severe headaches that he cannot live without painkillers. ━━━━━━━━━━━