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My guess from looking over the JP version of chapter 2: Machine Translation:

Girl Matsuri's gonna have to keep assuming boy Matsuri is evil/mindless for this plot twist to mean anything. Even then, it can only be so significant in the long run when boy Matsuri dying would be so bad, it's very unlikely to happen.

For all the imagery, this series is weirdly averse to sexual dialogue, so I was less surprised by Mei imagining Suzu mid-coitus than the line "literally defiling the ayakashi medium".

Girl Matsuri has to compete with this, but how?

They didn't even put boy Matsuri in Kachofugetsu's group chat? They should really be trying to keep him in touch with Lu and Yayo. It's not like explaining two Matsuris is harder--or less necessary--that explaining the Matsuri they know used to be a boy. Mei is acting as if boy Matsuri...

He explicitly was not, even if it was just a consequence of being Suzu's "girl friend" to be a better bodyguard.

Boy Matsuri's complaining that Suzu's closer to girl Matsuri, but I don't see him actually trying to approach her. Apparently, Matsuri cannot maintain an emotional connection with a girl without being one, because he's That Kinda Guy.

People threw a shit-fit when the yuri tag was included, for like a week, about two years ago.

What is girl Matsuri saying? Last chapter they said the same thing as Soga this chapter: "Your dedication to Suzu Kanade is what makes you Matsuri Kazamaki", which can obviously apply to both. Now girl Matsuri's gone back to saying only they're real and the boy is a fake.

Since it's now clear how much Matsuri is OK with now, I'll propose a hypothetical.

I think it really was the editor making a reference. It's even the same Japanese word. I'm happy that we'll probably get cool-looking Sosuke again.

OK, guy Matsuri could have faked talking to himself if he knew Mei was around, but he's still less suspicious than before. The story seems like it'll keep things a mystery while other stuff happens. Guy Matsuri wonders if they could merged bodies together, albeit at the cost of that one Matsuri...

I really want Yoko's personal life to get equal focus with their idol career. Romance is kinda over-emphasized in gender-bending manga, but it's still interesting. Even if Yuko just decides they're too conflicted over liking boys and/or girls, that's way better than just ignoring the question.

It's memory and personality. Even if girl Matsuri isn't legally entitled to their physical possessions (as much as a teenager has that their parents won't replace), they should be acknowledged for social connection up to the divergence. They're still Suzu's friend, Seigen's grandchild, etc And...

Why are you taking the most insane definition of personhood as fact? Having the original body should not give one Matsuri exclusive rights to their identity when both have the same memories and personality.

Yeah, a little. It's what make it interesting! Not like it would ruin Matsuri's life if it were true. Humanoid ayakashi can basically live as humans.

I love that girl Matsuri is having an identity crisis and actually getting upset for once. I hate how likely they are to just be the real, human Matsuri, thus negating almost any impact of it.

In which case, the silhouette of his right thigh and "foot" are forming such a tight angle, Matsuri's penis would have to be not just obscured, but invisible.

In which Matsuri's not-romantic feelings for Soga escalate breaking down while confessing how much he needs him. (He even does the dramatic first-name use!) I don't know whether Yabuki is skirting the line between friendship and romance to warm readers up to Matsuri falling for with Soga, get...

@Tomzai: It's kind of the point of the manga to obfuscates which is the "gay" end. (Though if you just mean any end where Matsuri stays female, then fine.) @alacaelum: Multi-shipping is the way. (Ninokuru is best girl?)