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Yes, and?

Gonna top from the bottom, then? It can work…

Wait what? I have been too broke to buy the last volume, so I didn’t know there was more.

I honestly like where it ended. “Maybe they start dating for real, maybe not, but everything’s out in the open and fine.” I like it when stories make their point and just stop. Here the point seems to be “becoming accepting of things and comfortable in your own skin with people you care about.”...

I don’t know, and I’m fine being uncurious.

He went out with them!

I remember taking a graduation-from-pre-kindergarten photo with myself, my wife and our kid. I didn’t feel as much a part of the family as here, at that time (I had only been called “Mom” once at that point and at one point, in anger she said “Mama is my ONLY mom!”) but reading this made me have...

There is a lot of talk about age in this chapter, so I’m gonna take a moment to give a few words. Kai is 18~19 at this point. That’s above the age of consent, though at the time of publication there may have been a difference for same-sex relationships. ”Adult” in Japan is 20. That’s a hard...

Also the pinky-holding moment. The teenage “holding hands with plausible deniability“. It’s up there with “sit unnecessarily close” and “touching feet under the table”.

Warning, notice, whatever:

The word “cohort” has negative connotations. I can see it being used ironically I suppose?

-+? that a dog whistle?

I know. Hell, most yuri is weirdly voyeuristic and unrealistic in surreal ways. 404, men not found. Heterosexuals not existing. Onee-sama.

I literally cried reading this series.

腐

1: yes, people in Japan would “WTF” if you came out in your office. 2: don’t kiss people in their sleep.

Oh, hells yeah! BOSS brand canned coffee! I recommend black or rainbow island blend. Suntory makes the best stuff. I maintain that C.C. Lemon is the most delicious soda in existence

Belly noises! The ultimate bonding activity!

Ah, “straight”. ”nonke” being a term pumping all people “not that way” together really leaves bi people in the lurch, huh?

Expardon me?!