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Friend is based. There's blame to go around for all, but blame doesn't fix issues. Eri and Fuyuki obviously want to be together and all they need to focus on is how to happily achieve that :hearts:

Yes, great point. I've obviously framed Fuyuki's actions and motives as negatively as possible in order to make a point, even to the extent of strawmanning her. I don't actually think that Fuyuki is the great evil of this whole story. She has plenty of justifications for her feelings and...

Huh, I think this chapter successfully made me pity Eri more than any other. Fuyuki is probably too harsh on herself to compare herself to Kyou and all the other men Eri has dated, but there's a kernel of truth in it as well. We've seen that throughout Eri's life she has always been a magnet...

For once the siscon brother is the one who isn't delusional and actually lives in reality...

It would be a retcon if the seemingly most likely theory that she's being bullied and her bullies created the rumour to blackmail her to break up with Sunao is true. That hasn't been confirmed yet. If Lemon is the originator of the rumour, then it's consistent with what's been said. The order...

I mean, it makes sense since the President employs Fujiyama for the sake of seeing her humiliated, and the mangaka draws Fujiyama for the sake of seeing her humiliated.

Junior High = Middle School They are not juniors in high school here. They are middle schoolers. They haven't dated yet. Iirc they went to different highschools? (might be wrong on that one)

Sudden sickness on both friends? The yuri gods be answering prayers with this one :thumbsup: Amen 🙏

Mamu's reaction reads to me as less being upset or angry at being called a one trick pony, and more as being lost in thought. I wonder if "one trick pony" is a phrase that Fujiyama has used earlier in the manga and Mamu is realizing that her phrase and way of speaking sounds very familiar...

Hello, I am going to insert myself into this very specific part of your argument, and probably going to come off way more aggressively than I mean to, because I've been reading this back and forth on the buildings and it's driving me insane at this point. First off, I'm not an architect or...

A: An aquarium or something Q: Where do you want to go on a date with Kikuno? Oto is genre savvy :02:

This feels like a major upset in the Tomoko bowl. Shizuku really proved herself to be the dark horse in this chapter.

Oh... Everyone found this development annoying? I... actually kind of liked that ending to this chapter. I've never really been fond of the trope where one character is invested into the relationship and the other isn't, but naturally comes to fall in love by spending time with the other person...

Guess we would need the raw Chinese to confirm, but considering the statement is sandwiched between, "I see nothing special here" and "they're so smooth and cute", while staring at her body, I'd argue that's the only reasonable way to interpret the translation, yes.

Imagine looking at your lover's naked body for the first (?) time and telling them, "Huh, nothing special. Looks like a child's." That's crazy. They really just glossed over that? I'm surprised Yvonne wasn't sent straight to the doghouse after that one.

"I'll warn you, I suffer from a very sexy sleeping Disorder. Kif, what do I call it?" "Uggh... Sexsomnia..."

Japan calls a variety of potato products 「ポテト」(lit. potato). Mostly fries (UK chips), but sometimes also chips (UK crisps). Judging by the art, it's probably spicy potato chips.

I checked the Raws to be sure, and the way that Niji addresses Azuki in ch 3 is as 「例の人」which would translate into something like, "The person you mentioned before" (lit. person of example). In ch 2 Remu calls her 「気になる人」(person I'm interested in) and Niji calls her 「その人」(that person). No...

There's also her reaction to the yearbook photos. Idk if we can go as far as to say that she's in love, but I think it's pretty clear that Remu is fond of Azuki more than as just a doll maker at this point.

Yeah, I mean, in a pure game theory view of the level up system, your criticisms of the system are valid, but I think there is a key element which makes it not really apply in this world: The fact that unique skills let the users dramatically increase their SP gain. Let's say you have a Thunder...