Ueno-kun wa Kaihatsuzumi - Ch. 85 - If We Ended Up Having Sex

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why would you give me hope like that...

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Get a hold of yourself Tsubomi! You set your lose on a stone the day you made that mistake!
Now it will be on you and only you the way the things were handled, dont try to push your regrets on Ueno...
as much as i love tsumbomi this is the painful truth. There are no do overs
 
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We are getting a weird version of A Christmas Carol, visiting the ghosts of "what if sex". Very curious about what the Kanako version of this will be, considering she never had anything but a mild curiosity for Ueno given that he was Chisaki's favorite sexual pet, and she never seemed to take any sexual pleasure herself out of their encounters.
 
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We are getting a weird version of A Christmas Carol, visiting the ghosts of "what if sex". Very curious about what the Kanako version of this will be, considering she never had anything but a mild curiosity for Ueno given that he was Chisaki's favorite sexual pet, and she never seemed to take any sexual pleasure herself out of their encounters.
Well, Kanako's what if scene will probably be about that trip they went on, but I just can't tell how exactly Ueno and Kanako will actually talk about that, like you said, Kanako's feelings for Ueno are drastically different from Tsubomi and Chisaki's feelings.
 
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Well, Kanako's what if scene will probably be about that trip they went on, but I just can't tell how exactly Ueno and Kanako will actually talk about that, like you said, Kanako's feelings for Ueno are drastically different from Tsubomi and Chisaki's feelings.

Since a conversation with Ueno seems inevitable, Kanako would probably apologize to Ueno first once she noticed he's on guard. She mostly likely would also inform him about what happened in her failed confession to Chisaki and what she told Moka about staying away from him. It's up to Ueno to accept her apology since he does pity her.

We also will definitely see a middle school flashback of Kanako and Ueno is a more positive light just like Tsubomi and Chisaki.

Maybe if when he's about to leave, Kanako will bring up a hypothetical question to see if Ueno would've permanently be fixated on her or not if they fucked.
 
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One comment here was interesting: Tsubomi was Ueno's first kiss. It just seems so odd that the author has consistently built up Tsubomi and has failed to do really anything with Moka. 😑

I'm still giving the author the benefit of the doubt that they aren't just dragging the story out. I'm thinking they have one ace still up their sleeve.
In fact, I'm going all in. I'm making a prediction: Harem ending (with or without Moka because who cares about her). Hear me now, quote me later. The specifics is just an example of how it could happen. 😼

We got two events left: DisneySea and the festival. Tsubomi is confirmed as attending. Riku is still a loose thread.
I'm thinking the author is using these what-ifs like a red herring (don't know what it would precisely be called). These What-ifs have so far done two things (outside fan service): They establish that Ueno (would) enjoy being with them (particularly Tsubomi 😣) and that friendship is an option. I'm thinking by the end Moka and Ueno breakup and choose to just be friends. They recognize that they have no chemistry and that just being friends is more than enough.
What prompts this? Moka observes Ueno throughout the events and notices how much different he is with the others: He's more comfortable, he's enjoying himself, he's acting more natural, etc.
Confronting this and amicably splitting demonstrates personal growth, particularly of Moka. It shows that they have both built up inner-strength and self-respect. Riku can show up as Moka is crying, but she still rejects him. Symbolically this is her rejecting regression and showing fortitude, not through smiles but through tears. Compare to when she was rejected and ended up bedridden and a bit broken. Likewise, Ueno is drifting through the festival and runs into Chisaki. But this isn't the Ueno or Chisaki of the past. She feels upset because he's upset. Importantly, it doesn't evolve into a raw scene, but a more intimate one of compassion and comfort. As they talk, and the discussion escalates, cue the fireworks when Chisaki exclaims that she loves him. Crucially, this allows a healthy relationship to begin between them and shows the growth of both Chisaki and Ueno.
Final scene can be just the two of them in a (healthy) dom scene. Alternatively, and spicier, the author pulls the rare harem-orgy ending. Starts as a foursome, like normal. Chisaki catches a glance at Kanako. One of those pull-push kiss scenes happen. You've seen the one: One kiss, then a pull away. Another kiss, and another pull away. The intervals becoming progressively shorter. They commit. Chisaki then looks at Tsubomi and tells her to take care of Ueno. Foursome becomes an orgy.
Thus these chapters serve a purpose and the author is as good as they've been throughout. Remember, the author started this series with discussions about smelly feet. And look at the journey.
This allows Chisaki and Kanako to have happy endings. This allows Tsubomi and Ueno to take each other's first times. This allows Ueno to unify his conscious and subconscious. This allows for the series to come full circle: Ueno has been developed.
:win:

If this series does have a harem ending I deserve all the credit and will be very obnoxious about it.
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Note that in his imagination, Ueno had no problem getting hard for Tsubomi…
It also wasn't a typical "bullying" scene. They were just having fun. 🧐
Ehhh...
So she had a crush on him even before the gym clothes stuff happened?

It always felt like she was peer pressured into participating in the bullying, but her having a crush on him before that somehow makes it even sadder. :meguuusad: :meguuusad: :meguuusad:
I don't think it was a crush per se. But it was interesting both that she went back and that she forgot and he remembered. 😌
We are getting a weird version of A Christmas Carol, visiting the ghosts of "what if sex". Very curious about what the Kanako version of this will be, considering she never had anything but a mild curiosity for Ueno given that he was Chisaki's favorite sexual pet, and she never seemed to take any sexual pleasure herself out of their encounters.
Chisaki's What-if was raw pleasure while Tsubomi's was more first-experience. Correct me if I'm wrong but when Kanako "bullied" Ueno it took a more almost comfort angle. For example, that nipple sucking position (which I don't know the name of). So her What-if could be something like that, a "comfort" angle, which would accommodate her yuri-ness and the last scene they had together. :unsure:
 
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One comment here was interesting: Tsubomi was Ueno's first kiss. It just seems so odd that the author has consistently built up Tsubomi and has failed to do really anything with Moka. 😑

I'm still giving the author the benefit of the doubt that they aren't just dragging the story out. I'm thinking they have one ace still up their sleeve.
In fact, I'm going all in. I'm making a prediction: Harem ending (with or without Moka because who cares about her). Hear me now, quote me later. The specifics is just an example of how it could happen. 😼

We got two events left: DisneySea and the festival. Tsubomi is confirmed as attending. Riku is still a loose thread.
I'm thinking the author is using these what-ifs like a red herring (don't know what it would precisely be called). These What-ifs have so far done two things (outside fan service): They establish that Ueno (would) enjoy being with them (particularly Tsubomi 😣) and that friendship is an option. I'm thinking by the end Moka and Ueno breakup and choose to just be friends. They recognize that they have no chemistry and that just being friends is more than enough.
What prompts this? Moka observes Ueno throughout the events and notices how much different he is with the others: He's more comfortable, he's enjoying himself, he's acting more natural, etc.
Confronting this and amicably splitting demonstrates personal growth, particularly of Moka. It shows that they have both built up inner-strength and self-respect. Riku can show up as Moka is crying, but she still rejects him. Symbolically this is her rejecting regression and showing fortitude, not through smiles but through tears. Compare to when she was rejected and ended up bedridden and a bit broken. Likewise, Ueno is drifting through the festival and runs into Chisaki. But this isn't the Ueno or Chisaki of the past. She feels upset because he's upset. Importantly, it doesn't evolve into a raw scene, but a more intimate one of compassion and comfort. As they talk, and the discussion escalates, cue the fireworks when Chisaki exclaims that she loves him. Crucially, this allows a healthy relationship to begin between them and shows the growth of both Chisaki and Ueno.
Final scene can be just the two of them in a (healthy) dom scene. Alternatively, and spicier, the author pulls the rare harem-orgy ending. Starts as a foursome, like normal. Chisaki catches a glance at Kanako. One of those pull-push kiss scenes happen. You've seen the one: One kiss, then a pull away. Another kiss, and another pull away. The intervals becoming progressively shorter. They commit. Chisaki then looks at Tsubomi and tells her to take care of Ueno. Foursome becomes an orgy.
Thus these chapters serve a purpose and the author is as good as they've been throughout. Remember, the author started this series with discussions about smelly feet. And look at the journey.
This allows Chisaki and Kanako to have happy endings. This allows Tsubomi and Ueno to take each other's first times. This allows Ueno to unify his conscious and subconscious. This allows for the series to come full circle: Ueno has been developed.
:win:

If this series does have a harem ending I deserve all the credit and will be very obnoxious about it.
:02:




It also wasn't a typical "bullying" scene. They were just having fun. 🧐

I don't think it was a crush per se. But it was interesting both that she went back and that she forgot and he remembered. 😌

Chisaki's What-if was raw pleasure while Tsubomi's was more first-experience. Correct me if I'm wrong but when Kanako "bullied" Ueno it took a more almost comfort angle. For example, that nipple sucking position (which I don't know the name of). So her What-if could be something like that, a "comfort" angle, which would accommodate her yuri-ness and the last scene they had together. :unsure:

Personally, I initially wouldn't bat an eye if the series ended on a harem, regardless of the execution, hehe.
 
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Personally, I initially wouldn't bat an eye if the series ended on a harem, regardless of the execution, hehe.
I think the main problem is Moka-End. There's catharsis (if that's the word) with Tsubomi and Chisaki, but there's nothing with Moka. The author clearly can write chemistry (Tsubomi) and passion (Chisaki) so their absences with Moka is so telling, almost jarringly so. And if you view it all through a lens of self-acceptance, Moka fits much better.
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Meanwhile, Moka: "Hot pot… 🤤

I guess this acts as a closure for her, the author gets to draw the sex, and they feel more like normal friends now.
And yet the scene had zero sexual tension. It was fully a scene for reminiscing in what-ifs.
 
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One comment here was interesting: Tsubomi was Ueno's first kiss. It just seems so odd that the author has consistently built up Tsubomi and has failed to do really anything with Moka. 😑

I'm still giving the author the benefit of the doubt that they aren't just dragging the story out. I'm thinking they have one ace still up their sleeve.
In fact, I'm going all in. I'm making a prediction: Harem ending (with or without Moka because who cares about her). Hear me now, quote me later. The specifics is just an example of how it could happen. 😼

We got two events left: DisneySea and the festival. Tsubomi is confirmed as attending. Riku is still a loose thread.
I'm thinking the author is using these what-ifs like a red herring (don't know what it would precisely be called). These What-ifs have so far done two things (outside fan service): They establish that Ueno (would) enjoy being with them (particularly Tsubomi 😣) and that friendship is an option. I'm thinking by the end Moka and Ueno breakup and choose to just be friends. They recognize that they have no chemistry and that just being friends is more than enough.
What prompts this? Moka observes Ueno throughout the events and notices how much different he is with the others: He's more comfortable, he's enjoying himself, he's acting more natural, etc.
Confronting this and amicably splitting demonstrates personal growth, particularly of Moka. It shows that they have both built up inner-strength and self-respect. Riku can show up as Moka is crying, but she still rejects him. Symbolically this is her rejecting regression and showing fortitude, not through smiles but through tears. Compare to when she was rejected and ended up bedridden and a bit broken. Likewise, Ueno is drifting through the festival and runs into Chisaki. But this isn't the Ueno or Chisaki of the past. She feels upset because he's upset. Importantly, it doesn't evolve into a raw scene, but a more intimate one of compassion and comfort. As they talk, and the discussion escalates, cue the fireworks when Chisaki exclaims that she loves him. Crucially, this allows a healthy relationship to begin between them and shows the growth of both Chisaki and Ueno.
Final scene can be just the two of them in a (healthy) dom scene. Alternatively, and spicier, the author pulls the rare harem-orgy ending. Starts as a foursome, like normal. Chisaki catches a glance at Kanako. One of those pull-push kiss scenes happen. You've seen the one: One kiss, then a pull away. Another kiss, and another pull away. The intervals becoming progressively shorter. They commit. Chisaki then looks at Tsubomi and tells her to take care of Ueno. Foursome becomes an orgy.
Thus these chapters serve a purpose and the author is as good as they've been throughout. Remember, the author started this series with discussions about smelly feet. And look at the journey.
This allows Chisaki and Kanako to have happy endings. This allows Tsubomi and Ueno to take each other's first times. This allows Ueno to unify his conscious and subconscious. This allows for the series to come full circle: Ueno has been developed.
:win:

If this series does have a harem ending I deserve all the credit and will be very obnoxious about it.
:02:




It also wasn't a typical "bullying" scene. They were just having fun. 🧐

I don't think it was a crush per se. But it was interesting both that she went back and that she forgot and he remembered. 😌

Chisaki's What-if was raw pleasure while Tsubomi's was more first-experience. Correct me if I'm wrong but when Kanako "bullied" Ueno it took a more almost comfort angle. For example, that nipple sucking position (which I don't know the name of). So her What-if could be something like that, a "comfort" angle, which would accommodate her yuri-ness and the last scene they had together. :unsure:
I dunno, it's certainly interesting to think about but I don't think it's going down that route, I think these what if-scenes are just that what if, what if Ueno took a different path, I think all that's gonna happen next is Ueno and Kanako bumping into each other, having their talk, then their what if scene, then Riku comes back for round 3, gets defeated for good, cue timeskip or whatever and series ends.
 

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