Watashi wa Succubus to Kiss o Shita - Vol. 1 Ch. 3 - She is next to that girl, that girl who is not me.

[MangaDex]

 

[Khoopa]

Fuu, ya better say something bout your feelings girl. Else dank shit's gonna happen

 

[Kegnation]

I really hope she ends up with Fuu. Also that Fuu isn't a yandere like she was in the other one lol

 

[tuatara1]

And now begins our second chance to see the childhood friend lose in this setting, just like in the vast majority of other stories.

 

[shemper]

Thank you for your work!
I find Konomi more pleasant in this one so far. I hope it's not just about the character so that the story will develop more and won't end up like the last one

 

[Shironeko225]

That one heck of a jelly fish XD

 

[XxxARTSxxX]

Just kill your self if you ain't brave enough to confess stra8 to your crush
-The guy who lost every opportunity in his life

 

[ma_ko]

Fuu is becoming more and more annoying

 

[Saltyslug5561]

Wow author is really making that serialisation count. It is not often you see symbolism in yuri manga.

 

[Xystus]

Page 15, absolutely nobody hold hands like that lmao.

 

[SlowlyApproachingBear]

thanks for the chapter!

 

[mkegruber]

Is there an issue with drawing holding hands?

 

[MapleTreeWithAGun]

The real reason the "holding hands is lewd" thing started: hands are just really fucking hard to draw

 

[gsimy]

thanks for the chapter

 

[NinjaGoemon]

Checks aquarium date off the yuri list

 

[themichael]

man, this feel so different from the previous version. not sayin' that's bad tho

 

[Mushroom_X]

best hiding spot

 

[icekatze]

I despise the idea that humans can't do anything outside their inherent human nature and that we should just accept our fate by fitting perfectly into a stereotype without complaint, or else we'll never find happiness. Likewise, I also despise the idea when it is applied to some other sapient being.

Appeals to nature generally fail for two reasons when involving people.
1: The assumption that natural = good should not be taken for granted
2: Separating nature and nurture in an inherently social setting is functionally impossible. Making almost any assertions subjective at best.

 

[Umesan]

Thank you for the translations

 

[Lhmac]

Hmmm. It's so interesting to get some of Yukiko's thought process. If she wants so badly to feel normal, then having that "normal" feeling must really draw her in.