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Smug mom and sis.

"No need to hold back." "Okay!" "Hold back a little !"

Myeah, I can get the whole "get afraid of those strange feelings that are not seen as normal" I went through them as well. She messed up, sure, but that doesn't mean it was alright to mess with Chidori that way, especially the whole "I'm scared shit of being gays, but let's just tease the small...

Ok, I love how Chidori had to step on something, then tiptoeing just to somehow reach Nanoha's lips. XD

Okay, that was stupid on so many level as for that senpai excuses to do stuff. She was worried about Chidori being lonely, so she's telling her obvious friend she's her ex-gf to "help" her ? How is that supposed to work, in her mind ? Even if Chidori and Nanoha weren't dating, Nanoha could have...

"Bam ! Heartshot !" XD

Yeah, the vice prez girl is starting to seriously piss me off. This whole festival thing feels kinda weird, but sure, why not, even though I'd like to see more couples taking part other than those two, 'cause it really feels like there's no competition aside from them. But the vice prez messing...

dunno, for elementary schoolers, self-esteem might be a complicated word and concept to know.

And here I was hoping we dodged the "fell off and got hurt at key moment"... At least, it doesn't seems like anything overly dramatic like her hands broke meaning she can't play music anymore, but still...

These two have so much chemistry, I really wish the author would go for the yuri route, rather than insisting on bringing that guy that feels largely irrelevant to the story. ><

"She's my wife !" Suu-chan

That's the thing : in japan (and not only there, but as the manga intend to adress japan in particular, I'll focus on that), women are expected to start a family during their youth, only working until finding a husband so they can become housewives. A career minded woman is frowned upon there...

It is, yeah, Laplace and Nadine used spoons as mics the whole fight. :p

Not really, no. This whole manga is essentially a "metaphor" of how women are generally perceived as worker in Japan (Working simple jobs only until they find a man to marry, then become housewives, prefferably before 25) while forcing the trait. It's not meant to be subtle in the slightest...