It is definitely a "...and then Everything Went To Hell" story, yes. Not non-stop mayhem or anything, but she certainly struggles to catch a break.Its like she's public enemy number one lol
1) Oh, there's absolutely a backstory. At the same time the mangaka doesn't really seem to be going for "...so that makes everything I did okay, right?", which was another thing I liked.Jesus Christ, what the fuck is wrong with that lady? She just seems like a person who's a bitch for the sake of being a bitch. There better be a proper backstory for it and not some shitty reasoning.
Also, the title implies that they were girlfriends/Kanojo? But the chapter clearly states that they were best friends. Which one is it supposed to be?
I think translating いじめたカノジョ to the "bully girl" would be more accurate in this context, no? Kanojo doesn't necessarily imply girlfriend, but can also mean a "girl" in general. That means the title can translate to "The child of the girl who used to bully me." which would feel more factual to the story. Correct me if you feel I'm wrong.2) Yes, fair point, I don't think I'd have used that exact English title... if you MTL that synopsis it describes it as a "sisterhood story", but so far it doesn't seem to be going for full-on yuri or any such thing. Thelma & Louise style subtext at best (or whatever a more modern reference would be).
No, your logic seems fine - no argument there. Just I didn't add the original entry to MD, so I meant "If I had done, I like to think I'd have gone with something different". Though given I rely so heavily on MTL, for all I know I might well have slipped up and done the "What does Google say...? Oh, yeah, that means 'girlfriend', right?" thing. <_<I think translating いじめたカノジョ to the "bully girl" would be more accurate in this context, no? Kanojo doesn't necessarily imply girlfriend, but can also mean a "girl" in general. That means the title can translate to "The child of the girl who used to bully me." which would feel more factual to the story. Correct me if you feel I'm wrong.