assertive Yamada

What even is this heresy you are spouting.

So, uh, she's still gonna leave her to have kids, but not yet?

It's more like they'll burn that bridge when it comes to it, when they are more mature and more informed about their options.

Only focusing on the present, just considering the future at the right times. Not completely focusing on the future, and overthinking.

That's how I like to interpret anyways. Translation might not be perfect and all that.

Though, she did say she won't be the good girl.

She didn't mean it in an adulterous way about not being a good girl.

That is how I see it too, deal with it down the road. And it is not as if they do not have options, even if it is Japan. There are even a few places that offer Japan's version of civil unions and while I am not sure how that would impact adoption, beyond that there are still options... Even if they have to get... creative.

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angst for the sake of angst. subpar.

So.... now i don't hope to see a sequel or stuff that tells me they weren't meant to be...

They can have IVF baby or they can adopt, either way they can make a family and they can both be moms.

I really liked this

really makes me wonder what Japan has for adoption policies. if it's got the archaic "only a married couple can adopt" ones, then yea, fair enough. but otherwise, pretty easy to solve the kid problem

Wait, so the senpai claimed she's not "a good girl" and she's gonna "steal the kouhai's current and future" but they still broke up on graduation day (as in pg 1)? It doesn't make sense, what's the meaning of "stealing the kouhai" then?

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