I assume, officially the photo shoot is referred to as "best friends themed"

Nah, it's Roommates these days.

yoo it's so cool to see this here

I assume, officially the photo shoot is referred to as "best friends themed"

Nah, it's Roommates these days.

Roommates is the historical term. Friendship is the current.

I assume, officially the photo shoot is referred to as "best friends themed"

Nah, it's Roommates these days.

Roommates is the historical term. Friendship is the current.

That was a very polite way to tell me that I am stuck in the past. XD

I assume, officially the photo shoot is referred to as "best friends themed"

Nah, it's Roommates these days.

Roommates is the historical term. Friendship is the current.

That was a very polite way to tell me that I am stuck in the past. XD

Don't worry, I'm not saying you're stuck in the past, lol. It's just that the meme is that it's historians who use the Roommates to describe historical figures who were probably a gay couple. Meanwhile, people who deny couples, in our society, use Friendship, instead

Old school f r i e n d s catching up.

Loving the art, the setup, the drama, and adults? Immediately very interested.

CHAEYEON STEP ON ME

very nice, ty

I really love this art style.

Reading this gave me an uneasy feeling, even with such a minimal amount of dialogue. Great job by the artist.

Could cut the tension with a butter knife...

How nice of Seungha to compliment Swallow on her looks, while stroking her fingers and gazing into her eyes deeply. We stan a supportive queen!

I love how little words are needed here to show just how incredibly uncomfortable Swallow is right now, she's just standing there slowly putting the pieces together and wow the sheer discomfort radiating from her, it's really good. haha

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Damn this artist is good at creating tension with so little dialogue. Also the art is still incredible!

I have rarely seen art that was so aggressively intent on invading my personal space. It has more close-ups than an Indian soap opera. While it does wonders in giving me very distinct impressions of the women's emotions, it also destroys the pacing. It has been two chapters and yet I felt like barely anything happened at all.

This one will be worth it at the very least for the art, but I would love if there was a little more substance.

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Reading this gave me an uneasy feeling, even with such a minimal amount of dialogue. Great job by the artist.

Tima is an absolute goddess when it comes to producing so much steam, you could run a whole locomotive service, I tell ya

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Gurl went to 3 stages of grief trying to figured out who she was lol. Also is the other character trans or just was tomboy as a kid?

Gurl went to 3 stages of grief trying to figured out who she was lol. Also is the other character trans or just was tomboy as a kid?

Yes, she was a tomboy. Although, that said, Swallow here thought she actually was a boy and her childhood bully (though it was just teasing in the same way she’s teasing her right now)

I have rarely seen art that was so aggressively intent on invading my personal space. It has more close-ups than an Indian soap opera. While it does wonders in giving me very distinct impressions of the women's emotions, it also destroys the pacing. It has been two chapters and yet I felt like barely anything happened at all.

This one will be worth it at the very least for the art, but I would love if there was a little more substance.

To be fair, that's because both chapters have only covered a small part of a single photoshoot, so very little time has passed.

To be fair, that's because both chapters have only covered a small part of a single photoshoot, so very little time has passed.

Why yes, that would be the pacing issue I was refering to.

Something about this art style seems...coarse. Is anybody else getting that vibe?

I have rarely seen art that was so aggressively intent on invading my personal space. It has more close-ups than an Indian soap opera. While it does wonders in giving me very distinct impressions of the women's emotions, it also destroys the pacing. It has been two chapters and yet I felt like barely anything happened at all.

This one will be worth it at the very least for the art, but I would love if there was a little more substance.

Yeah all the back and forth between their faces reminded me of that scene where the guy is looking at that girl in the painting. It was just a tad unsettling.

Oh my Gosh everything about this is so perfect, the sexual tension, the teasing, the caressing on her breasts, the blushing. This artist knows how to make some good food.

You know, although she hasn't done anything substantially wrong in the present timeline, it still feels like bullying to me. Like, she's clearly trying to make her uncomfortable and take away control of the situation from her. Using the photoshoot setting as an excuse to do some unwanted touching, just to give her that vulnerable "I can touch you and you can't stop me" feeling. The art supports it really well in a way . . . just looking at that minimalist smirk makes my every instinct yell "Tell the director you're not working with this person, walk away and have no further interactions!"

Unfortunately I don't see how something can be concentrating this exclusively on a pair of characters and not plan to have them together. But I'd rather see the light-haired one's face mashed in, to be honest.

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