Totally damn right. And, I can actually see myself feeling disappointed if ayano does not end up being with tomoe at the end.I don't really mind Tsubaki being a geisha, but now that I know that the childhood friend is a martial artist, I can't help but root for her. She really cares for Ayano and is adamant on protecting her. She could also offer her stability, safety and a way out if she ever decides to escape her family's grip. If the author wants us to root for Tsubaki, I'm afraid the bar is quite high.
To be completely honest, I actually really like the seductress types such as Tsubaki.I can actually see myself feeling disappointed if ayano does not end up being with tomoe at the end.
I object to the idea that Tsubaki is “tainted” from sleeping with other people. Purity culture really needs to die.Somehow I don't expect a happy ending in a period setting. The mother is getting on my nerves, while Tsubaki's side probably isn't clean either. And given her profession, she was probably with many people before, men even. Maybe Tomoe is a better choice here.
Don't think I said that she was "tainted" or anything. It's her job after all. It's just that I can't feel anything genuine from her yet (even from the raws), so for now I prefer the "honest" reaction from Tomoe lol. And well, it's not like this is the first story where one of the main isn't "pure" to me, so nothing against that.I object to the idea that Tsubaki is “tainted” from sleeping with other people. Purity culture really needs to die.
That said, Tsubaki definitely seems to be taking advantage of our naive protagonist. I’m guessing she’ll try to seduce Ayano, only to end up genuinely falling for her and betraying whatever scheme she’s part of.