Kanako never struck me as the "man" of their pair. Plus there's that whole thing with certain frog species where they can change genders...

WatcherCCG said:

Kanako never struck me as the "man" of their pair. Plus there's that whole thing with certain frog species where they can change genders...

Of course she's not the "man" of the pair; they're both women.

colBoh said:

Of course she's not the "man" of the pair; they're both women.

I could have worded that better. She doesn't strike me as the dominant or masculine partner of the two. Although neither of them is very masculine, and in retrospect, Suwako would look ridiculous in a tux.