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It's too much to hope that the next chapter opens up with Su Li saying, "Oh well," and tossing the bag aside while the story moves to something completely different, isn't it?

This is a much smarter solution than I was expecting. Bravo.

I think Shiguma, being an actual name, would probably be better than the pun.

Nothing good can come of this. It's a little amazing, though, that even in fantasy land, a beach will somehow attract NTR-guys ...

Which is doubtless how Rafalga likes it best.

Careful, keep talking about this to him and he'll start calling you a feminist. And he really hates feminists. Probably aspires to be Marc Lépine.

Well, it's good to have ambitions.

Seems like the sort of thing you'd go for -- no depraved women to clutter up your aesthetic experience, and so many hard hard men making hard hard choices.

The author is having way too much fun with the lectures in this series.

Well, at least you're consistent in accusing people who dislike you of mental illness.

... this whole stupid situation is because they didn't like the final cut of a movie? God, that's so scarily plausible.

Post histories are fascinating things.

You've told me what you are; I believe you.

Every accusation is a confession; you love this shit when it features the gender flavors you like. Since you hate women in general, of course you hate this.

Oh we were such a mess But wasn't it the best Thought it was done But I guess it's Never really over.

Kaine: "There's no rule saying you can't have a second stepmother, now is there?" MC: "Yes, I am pretty damn sure that there is, under the heading of 'no polygamy'."

The second panel on page 7 is one of the most beautiful things I've seen in quite a while.

Because he's running some kind of social experiment. Think about it -- how does the douchebag know that Minami and Shion's biomom is their nanny? Unlike the kids, her identity is information unlikely to be released to the press. So who told him? Who would have known? Answer: Kaname.

Yes; entirely unironically. Such a pity that you only consider the source, and nothing that they say. But what else can one expect of your type.

I don't have one. Neither do you. However, "Australian journalist Jess Hill described the syndrome as a "dubious pathology with no diagnostic criteria", and stated that it is "riddled with misogyny and founded on a lie"; she also noted that a 2008 literature review revealed "most diagnoses [of...