This was really good, only now I want a sequel please.

"That Flower" or "Those Flower"

This one is really good.

This is cute, but not really yuri is it? Misleading tag, I'd prefer subtext for this one at best. Still enjoyed it.

This is cute, but not really yuri is it? Misleading tag, I'd prefer subtext for this one at best. Still enjoyed it.

I think the end makes it clear that MC has a crush on senpai, which is usually enough for the tag

Not sure if yuri, or just a budding friendship.

^In that case, Stretch should have the tag...

But as this was published in Hirari, I guess it should count as yuri.

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"That Flower" or "Those Flower"

This one is really good.

The title is correct. It elides (shortens) a sentence that might otherwise read "I do [action] so that flowers may bloom" and the adverb 'so' can even be omitted, usually for higher register settings like poetry (i.e. I watered my garden that flowers may bloom). Yes, English is a beast. I'm a native speaker and think it sucks. Vive le français! hehehe

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Hahahaha the credit page lol
I'm an engineer so in my first class of high level maths I was with a face like mc .....whats an integral .? Lol hahahahaha

This is really cute, like the integrals jajajajaja...

Marvelous

Eh, uneventful. Would agree, seems more like subtext.

Just did my Calc BC hw on FTOC and even I don't know what the 3rd integral is! (jk there's no meaning).
Other than that, I vote yes on a sequel

How lovely

Isn't there a Shoujo-ai tag? This would qualify.

Just did my Calc BC hw on FTOC and even I don't know what the 3rd integral is! (jk there's no meaning).
Other than that, I vote yes on a sequel

Multiple integrals usually mean that the function has multiple variables with real values. Triple integrals are most often used for finding the value of a function that describes a three-dimensional volume. The function can be in Cartesian coordinates (x,y,z) or polar coordinates (ρ, θ, φ).

Triple integrals can also be used for other multivariate formulas, like Maxwell's equation, but unless you are doing some hard-core physics, you will probably never run into them.

that scene under the rain though... added this to my favorites

That was so pure

Not Yuri, but I liked it nonetheless! These kind of soft-hearted stories has their own spot in my heart.

Hahahaha the credit page lol
I'm an engineer so in my first class of high level maths I was with a face like mc .....whats an integral .? Lol hahahahaha

Physics is worse. What is a manifold? Shouldn't you guys teach the math class with matrices /before/ the physics class that needs them?

100% yuri, it's only a matter of days before they start kissing and stuff...

Isn't there a Shoujo-ai tag? This would qualify.

No. Shoujo-Ai is pedophilic interest for girls. So a manga about an adult who is into prepubescent girls could be tagged such. The term was later popularised by Americans as a term for non-pornographic yuri (see: MAL), but it is not used as such in Japan. The American use is based on a meaningless distinction anyway, lesbians aren't a "different kind" of lesbians if they happen to not kiss or fuck in a manga.