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Ok but then what we're talking about is surrounding the sex act with symbolism to make it special. Like a fancy dinner, a room with a view, a bed that vibrates, etc. And while you can pay to do those things at a fancy hotel, you can also do similar things for much cheaper. Take a scenic walk...

Ah, the obligatory "blowing up the un-blowupable thing" scene! Don't worry Weiss, you can afford it. Just go do some crimes advanced magic somewhere. Just a weekend gig!

Spending money on a hotel when you can do it for free in your home...

Oof, that hits. Good Mom, Indifferent Dad, Good Kid, and the tragedy destroys the whole foundation. Dad better sign the divorce papers and let Mio move on with her life.

What a convenient potion! Finally, a certain way to settle the debate.

It's like an alternate universe of Yakumo-San. Jumble the character ages and personalities around, but it's still a cooking is my love language story. Thumbs up!

What's up with the arrows in her speech box on page 7? At first I thought they were indicating her pitch going up and down, but the backwards left arrow doesn't make sense then. Is it her looking in different directions because she's lying?

How to make better Baki than Baki.

Nothing specific in mind. Just a full-course date with an aquarium, shopping, dinner and drinks. Look she didn't specify which aquarium.

Thanks for the chapter!

Censorship laws are funny things. They work on rules and have to strictly define what is naughty, and the obvious things (boners, lady nipples, underwear that covers less than 25% of an ass) get the bureaucratic hammer. But when you get into the territory that censors didn't think of, and...

Play dumb! Say, "Sandy Koufax? Karl Gotch?"

With the opening notes of two opposite banjos, our heroes set out to find each other a gift.

You've heard of Rap Battles. Now brace yourself for the next big thing: Rap Bathing.

Soyo, what have you done?

Awww, Sieg! Three steps forward!

Oh Sieg. One step forward, three steps back.

Killed by single-parenting. No daycare in the mountains. I get why Tsukiko blames herself, but also how it's not really her fault.

Yui's whole thing is getting back her quaint seaside town. She's gonna be pissed that part of the horizon was just wrecked. Get ready, Bastark!

Lulu is taking "no regrets" to the max. Baby's first rejection. A first love so precious it's illegal. At least she sort of gets how she has no chance, even if she doesn't get the problematic parts for Teach. She could be pragmatic and keep her feelings to herself. But then again, childhood is...