I'm sorry. I tried. I really, really did. 
 Great topic. Poorly executed. 
 Problem was this felt more like a textbook example used to educate students in a GSSA more than an actual story. I never got a real grasp on the setting or emotions behind the things being said and done. There wasn't much to immerse into and it just gave the message a lectured aftertaste. 
 And I hated the main character (er, well one of the four - there is a lot of head hopping). To put it simply; he was offensive. The only conflict I detected was all the negative assumptions about bisexuality. While I'm sure everything will be settled all nicely in the end, that can be a dull lesson for those who already are open-minded. The intro just made me mad and I never got a moment to care about their "happily ever after". 
 Speaking of being offended, I really wasn't sure what to make of all that "I love manga and everything Japanese, so I adore you and your family because you're Asian". That is a bit... racist. Not in a "hate" way, but in an "I'm-making-judgments-based-on-your-background" way. 
 The overall writing voice was trying a little too hard to be cool. It ended up making me squirm like a teenager with a dad that says things like, "lol homies" while reaching for a fist bump. ...Okay, I don't think they actually said that, but there were at least three fist bumps before I put it down. 
 Anyways, I'm glad there are books out there that tackle the misconceptions of bisexuality. And if there was more going on beyond that, I might have stuck through their soul searching journey... But it wasn't worth it to hear stuff I already know for an ending I can already foretell. (view spoiler)[Read in another review that it ends with the MCs kissing under a rainbow kite or something ultra stereotypical like that. (hide spoiler)]