Hm....I'm not sure what to think about this chapter, especially Chisaki's 'confession'. She still wants to bully Ueno but only if Ueno is still onboard with it. If Ueno actually said yes, will Chisaki still get in the mood to continue bullying Ueno even after knowing Kanako's and Moka's thoughts about it? I don't think so.
I also know it might rub some readers the wrong way that Chisaki is
again grouping the blame to both her
and Ueno for causing the suffering of Kanako and Moka (i.e victim blaming). As shown
throughout the manga, Ueno does
blame himself for the bullying due to him breaking the trust he had with presumably his only friends in middle school, so I can see Ueno not completely disagreeing with Chisaki's take that the both of them need to take responsibility for their actions. That is also why I think Ueno wants to give an answer beyond bluntly telling Chisaki to end their relationship and dismiss her since she can't get aroused by anyone or anything besides bullying Ueno. I get it, it's not
his responsibility to help Chisaki get aroused by other means, but it will be a lot easier for Chisaki to move on from him if Ueno do manage to set up a path for Chisaki to do that.
I also do wish Moka wasn't present for the talk as I wanted strictly Ueno and Chisaki figure out the future of their relationship together. She keeps popping up at the worst moments too. Give her heart some rest, author! Sheesh!
Ah well, on the bright side, depending on Ueno's answer, Chisaki can start mending the relationship with Moka right away. We'll see...