My Yandere Girlfriend Won't Let Me Rest in Peace

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At what point, I wonder, is it appropriate to add a horror tag.

I feel like it's definitely sidling up to that line, though I think it possibly hasn't quite crossed it yet. Certainly if the current increasingly-ominous trajectory continues...
 
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i don’t know what’s happening
i don’t know how it’s happening
all i know is that i’m fucking scared of that woman
 
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Now we just need the reveal that she pushed him in front of the car so she could get his soul for the bear and it'll be just like a zombie yuri doujin I read.
 
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Wasn't really sure about this going into it, especially cuz yandere's not really my genre, but this seems pretty fun so far.
 
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Pls let the short manga fad end. It's draining off creativity and making way for mediocrity.
 
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Pleasantly surprised - because almost all manga with 'yandere' in the title she ends up being just mildly clingy. But this is yandere.

And no, I wouldn't want to meet one RL either.
 
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This manga is so fucking stupid that she somehow had her own living soul haunt him for a couple of seconds.
 
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@Suck-a-duck the translator literally explained that in chapter. Its a Japanese concept.

"Ikiryō (生霊, Ikiryō), or shōryō, seirei, ikisudama, in Japanese popular belief and fiction, refers to a spirit that leaves the body of a living person and subsequently haunts other people or places, sometimes across great distances."
 
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tfw no witch gf will bound your soul to an object for all eternity.
 
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@anoman Everyone has a body and a spirit, just that the spirit is bound to the body.
This is the trinity of mind, body and spirit, which is used in most of the big religions (eg. buddhism, christianity).
Mythologically the spirit can leave and rejoin the body sometimes.

Please correct me, if I am wrong somewhere.
 

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