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Completed means that the untranslated text has reached the end and isn't updating anymore. The translation is about 80 chapters behind.

They're so cute together.

They literally just met. What's wrong with her politely turning Hitoha down?

There's a deep sense of alienation when you don't fit in with societal standards, like lesbians don't, which frequently produces a sympathy with other sorts of outsiders, even abstract ones like the idea of an alien.

To be fair, everyone involved in the creation of Hitoha was like, "Well, this is a problem so we should separate you from Hitoha so that she doesn't date you" and not "You need to marry her or else." And she also has already very politely turned Hitoha down and asked to try to be friends instead...

Two idiots having an idiot off. Love it.

It probably doesn't matter. The document isn't really a legal agreement, it's an implied threat and them signing is them saying they understand how they're being threatened.

lesbians know what we like.

when you say hateful things about queer people, it's only natural that people question why you're reading queer literature.

it's such projection for them to see people being ok with someone not wanting to have kids and to read that as a hatred of people who have kids. the fact of the matter is that, honestly, most people who do want kids don't give a shit if you don't, it's just freaks like that guy who think that...

because the men she's dealing with are guilting her over it. this is stated explicitly in the text and she reflects on how ridiculous it is for her to pursue their approval when they'll never accept her, even if she did have a kid like they want her to.

where are you at all getting the idea that this is the position she's in?

the fundamental problem with traditionalists is that their way is never how anything ever worked. the ancients were always trying new things. they're not really clinging on to the past or even returning to the past because the way the past works is moving forward. what they're actually clinging...

she doesn't say anything to indicate that. she says them telling her she has to make an heir, it makes her feel bad and guilty. she clearly doesn't want to have kids and doesn't like the idea of having a male partner, so, like, yeah, them telling her, "you can't speak on anything until you fuck...

zen is getting gayer.

by all indications, the stigma on gay people is something they developed after coming to the fat beach ball and it seems as it was done in part because men in the colony wanted to take power from strong women who were early leaders of the colony.

Lesbians are so dumb. It's great.

Where did it ever say this wouldn't have drama? It's had drama and misunderstandings since the start. Indeed, the central conflict is the dramatic irony of Serina's inability to see Almelia's feelings.

To our knowledge, this is the only place.

They haven't exactly exhausted things with the main couple, but their relationship needs time to develop and spending time on side characters helps to create the sense of time to make developments in the main couple foel more natural. More so than a time skip would. It's basically about pacing.