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People internalize, rationalize, and hope for things that make them miserable, that aren't really aligned with their desires, literally all the time. That it was her lifeline and that doing the revenge has proven so unsatisfying just makes it worse. She both feels worse because she never...

Like, you understand that the things someone thinks they want and tell people that they want don't always align with their actual desires or needs, right? Like, yeah, she's said aloud to others, especially Reshtoka, that what she wants is revenge, but that's not the same as her actually wanting...

Which the revenge isn't really going to help with because what she wants is for her relationship with her sister to be healed. Revenge isn't going to do that. This is why she just feels sad and hollow inside. At most, revenge will make her hate herself as she lashes out at her sister who she...

There's no sort of revenge she could have done which would have made her happy. This has been pretty directly communicated. It was basically as directly communicated as it could have been without stating it out right in this chapter specifically. Revenge is perfectly fine, but it's clearly not...

If she had killed everyone at the wedding, she would not be happy. She would have returned with Reshtoka and then freaked out because she killed her sister and only felt worse. No, her problem isn't that the revenge was inadequate. The story has communicated this all the time that what she...

This doesn't really solve much in this situation. Karina doesn't know what's wrong, she doesn't understand why taking revenge wasn't good enough for her, she is as confused about her own feelings as Reshtoka is about them.

The problem isn't that the revenge wasn't good enough! It's that she never wanted revenge in the first place! She convinced herself that what she wanted was revenge, but then she got it and she just felt nothing because it was never what she actually wanted.

Even if the school didn't ban Valentine's Day celebrations, the chocolate fountain would not be allowed.

ok, but it's hot that she's a bitch. she should be a bitch to me.

it's not super easy to make the judgement that she'll be sneaking into hinako's house and, while they both obviously want to protect her, they also understand that she needs time alone. shiori has been learning that she can't be so overbearing, even. like, no, it isn't that surprising for them...

nothing about it is straight.

they very clearly aren't. and i've been in that position, usually before or after kissing someone, and talked to them and that doesn't happen.

that isn't what happens when you talk in that position. it's not something i do all the time, but it's nice when i do with someone i love.

that is not that uncomfortable to do. it's just really intimate and requires you to be ok with having basically no personal space with someone.

on page 21 in the last panel, you left a speech bubble untranslated. regardless, thank you for the translation. been missing this.

the raws are up to chapter 18.

Like, Mochi au Lait need to address Yayoi, right, so it's probably still got enough to keep going. It's been about as long since Itsumi got together with Rin as it was from the start of the story to when Itsumi got together with Rin, which seems like a pretty good pace. Likely there's at least...

If you're frustrated with the fundamental premise of the story because it keeps the story from being overly fluffy and romantic, then why keep reading it?

There are a lot of overly fluffy and romantic yuri you can read. There are no other yuri (to my knowledge) which center around this particular interesting dynamic.

I definitely understand where she's coming from with all this, but I also know how much it must hurt her senpai to know that she feels that way, to basically have known it from the start but tried not to think about it until she forced the issue. And it can only hurt Tsumugi to know that senpai...