So... should BL tag be added or not?That's it... I'll turn Haruki into a woman too.
The "too" is the entire reason for turning her into a woman; her friends (assuming they're straight) wouldn't want to date her because now she's a woman too, and so the girlfriend wouldn't have to compete with them anymore. I guess it's possible there's a double meaning where the "too" also refers to the girlfriend, but that's probably just been accidentally added in translation (English syntax loves ambiguity). And the source just tags it as genderswap yuri so that's what I've gone withSo... should BL tag be added or not?
Re-reading with this in mind and yeah, it make sense. Wonder why my mind assumed the girlfriend got TS'ed first.The "too" is the entire reason for turning her into a woman; her friends (assuming they're straight) wouldn't want to date her because now she's a woman too, and so the girlfriend wouldn't have to compete with them anymore. I guess it's possible there's a double meaning where the "too" also refers to the girlfriend, but that's probably just been accidentally added in translation (English syntax loves ambiguity). And the source just tags it as genderswap yuri so that's what I've gone with
It's not even a reasoning, it's just an additional action. "I want to keep Haruki all to myself... for all eternity... that's it... I'll turn Haruki into a woman too (as well). That way she can't live without my help."The "too" is the entire reason for turning her into a woman; her friends (assuming they're straight) wouldn't want to date her because now she's a woman too, and so the girlfriend wouldn't have to compete with them anymore. I guess it's possible there's a double meaning where the "too" also refers to the girlfriend, but that's probably just been accidentally added in translation (English syntax loves ambiguity). And the source just tags it as genderswap yuri so that's what I've gone with
hate you for making me laugh at that preposterous sentenceNow his clam is her's to slam.
but could she really Slam Jam that clam of his?Now his clam is her's to slam.