What Tamaki lays here in dialogue is precious, naturally evolving, extremely in character for what both of these characters have survived and gay to the heart.
Right from the beginning, ‘Another Word For A Truck To Move Your Furniture’ delivers a colorful all around fun execution that giftes us a bunch of fighting slimy stuff and being messy and hilariously ironic (as it’s only fit for a Halivy story), as the story takes the reader to the center of a conversation around relationship dynamics, boundaries and definition.
I can’t stress how important this story and the framing it does around sapphic relationships, and the particular relationship between these two messy messes, is.
