Though it is true this manga isn't a paragon on what intersexuality is, and despite the fact it getting axed took away a lot of potential for the story to mature and get better, I still find it a heartwarming story even with the classic shoujo cliches and annoying type jokes from the time, and is still a very advanced story considering it was published in 1999. It's nice to see how Megumi's intersexuality isn't a factor for her family breaking apart, but instead brings them together once again, and how losing her friendship with her former clique, and being suddenly subjected to the typeof things women are subjected to, is in fact very overwhelming for her (even if everyone hounding her for a date is played for laughs, her feelings about the matter are still very much there). Again, this story could have developed much more if only it could have gone for longer, but as it is, it's a very light, enjoyable read about an intersex girl finding love and trust.