Hey, that's pretty good...

That said, the development between Yamada and Seo was way too quick. It makes the story look like a cheap yuri NTR.

Also, I think Seo should've told Kyouko she was going out with someone else. You kind of owe that to the most recent person you've slept with.

I was halfway through chapter 5! Halfway!!!

Hilarious, and just the right amount of lovey dovey ecchi!

Love the art and lazy atmosphere.

@Chapter 2: ...HAA?!

This is the future, whether we like it or not.

I like it! I like when the shipgirls are thrust into a more real-world setting.

Eh, this was pretty average.

That was idiotic and profoundly disturbing.

AW YUSS

This Musashi is so cool.

"Somehow...I...ended up straddling her."

I fucking love H-manga.

The way Rokuroichi draws breasts is so vital and sexual. And the way they draw lips is super seductive as well. Also I liked this story's plot a lot. The way that Noriko suddenly realizes how much she despises herself when she really thinks about it is also quite powerful. Furthermore, I agree that the age gap tag might be in order here, because Noriko is definitely drawn to appear younger and fairly inexperienced, probably a freshman in college, and Haruka might be a year or two out of college, which would give a difference of about four or five years, which is a fair difference when you're that young.

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I love this doujin.

Doujin with Nachi and Musashi fighting trying to top each other when? Preferably without the drowning part.

I don't know how many times I've saved this picture.

It's her job.

If she's rude to customers, word gets out and it's harder to get new requests.

I don't think she was particularly nice. She was professional.

There's something to be said for good customer service. It isn't ubiquitous even in prostitution. She did a pretty good job handling the situation and being nice.

I agree, she actually connected with the protagonist on a human level.

I love this series. Cute and funny.

So we had the "trends in behavior amongst children who've been subject to domestic violence" in chapter 2 and missing hymen now. This is more than foreshadowing

Most women have the majority of their hymenal tissue worn away by adolescence.

Wait, really? Is that true? But it's flesh, won't it renew itself?

I don't get it. Can someone explain the story to me?

Gotta love Maruta.

This is appallingly good.

I liked it!

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I love this series so much.

I liked this!