Brides of Iberis - Vol. 2 Ch. 11

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Undeniably disgusting story. Seeing the promiscuous 2nd female lead as partner. absolutely disgusting.

But if I'm going to take it as a stepping stone for the 1st female lead character to get to know her real sexuality here, to get her real happiness.

I can somehow ignore how disgusting it was for the 2nd female lead as the main love interest.

Anyway, I'm happy that the 1st female lead got her own wedding and cute partner.

well another saving grace is, I didn't bother to read other chapters besides the first chapter a long time ago, and reading the last 2 chapter to check whether the ending is suitable for my plate or not.
 
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End couple was really cute although the first love interest confused me. Isn't her other partners aware of her marriage? Like the old guy and her fiance (that shes said shes honest to?) I'm pretty sure she was just polyamorous and the lead didn't want that and only wanted her to herself. I don't really think the main li was "disgusting" just a bit confusing lol.
 
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Really interesting, its good to see a mature take on poly relationships and how they can be a hard thing to pull off. I would have hoped to see more how the mc and her fiance dealt with her cheating and in general the story still had things it could have explored, especially how poly relationships actually work. The gimmick of "wedding planing" really didn't do it for me, but that is a personal thing.
All in all I liked it, it was a mature look at poly without fetishising or infantilising it, but it had potential to explore more.
 
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I found this story quite intriguing, particularly Mitsuki's journey of self-discovery. Her realization that she was a lesbian thanks to her feelings for Tsuzuki was both sad and sweet. It was bittersweet to see her avoid a loveless marriage and find happiness with a woman, yet her intense love for Tsuzuki went nowhere, which felt disappointing.

As for Tsuzuki, I struggled to fully understand her character. She seemed somewhat aloof and her emotions appeared less genuine to me. Her desire for multiple relationships came across as selfish, and I couldn't fully endorse the poly lifestyle depicted in the story. It felt like a coping mechanism for unresolved emotional issues rather than a genuine choice. I think this is the case for most poly people in real life as well.

The ending left me with some confusion, particularly regarding Tsuzuki's intentions. It's possible that she was considering leaving her poly lifestyle for a monogamous relationship with Mitsuki, hinting at deeper feelings for her. I think that might have been plausible. She might have been so indifferent to men because she actually loved women.
 
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Cool little story, she realized the poly thing wouldn’t work for her and they both moved on and I feel they both gained something from their relationship
 

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