What does it actually mean to love someone? Everyone’s got a different answer, but from start to finish the word “love” is tangled up with “sexual desire.” Straight or gay, if seeing someone doesn’t get you hard, you probably don’t love them enough. Unless something’s wrong with you. Plenty of philosophers have chewed over the question of emotion, and most of them either praised love or shit on it at length. Most took a loose, open attitude toward it, which is why we’ve inherited a pile of books that are more than a little debauched. None of that is the point, though. What I’m getting at is that “love” always needs “sex” to express itself. So what do you do when there’s a massive wall that makes that impossible? Say, the taboo of blood relations? Some people say, “If you love her, make her happy.” But for a real brother and sister with no possible future together, does loving her mean handing her off to someone else? To a normal person, that’s insanity. And Erohon o Sutete kara Ani no Yousu ga Okashii (エロ本を捨ててから兄の様子がおかしい) is exactly that kind of insane game.