I felt that. The premise was something I didn't know I needed. The feelings felt genuine to me. What was being conveyed, got across, it was articulated very well, for a short, top marks.

Like tears. In. Rain...

This breaks my heart. Beautiful art, deep fable.

bbbbbbbbbbanger I just read Gal and Bocchi so it was nice to seee this

oh this one, I thought I already read it on dynasty. Suppose I got confused because it's been on mangadex for a while and I really loved it.

Not much to say really that the four before me haven't said already. It's a sad one, and it really nails the emotional core. If you're on the fence, read it, it's good.

oh this one, I thought I already read it on dynasty. Suppose I got confused because it's been on mangadex for a while and I really loved it.

Not much to say really that the four before me haven't said already. It's a sad one, and it really nails the emotional core. If you're on the fence, read it, it's good.

it’s good at making you feel heartbroken and really sad :/

Gah, I just knew the twist was going to be the master had passed away. That was a really good one shot.

Awwww. That was pretty.

Oh I read this one over on Mangadex, I absolutely love it. It's very well written and extremely powerful.

It's not just a bug. I'm not glitched.

this was very heartfelt and genuine; i hope the two get their happiness however it comes to them

"Anyway, after being rejected by my obviously straight best friend, I decided to become a robotics engineer and use my skills to repair an old Iris model I once found. I then proceeded to have lots and lots of gay sex with her."

Damn that was pretty darn good huh.
Thanks for the translation!

Damn ninjas chopping onions again. So good.

This was really heartwarming in a way.
I feel like ther could been potential for a series of they wanted.

Absolutely lovely. I have felt that way my entire life. I'm not young.

What does it truly mean to live? To love? Are we all not machines with "bugs"?

Very nice

Damn...
This hits really well, actually, for reasons that I could articulate if there wasn't so much to say, most of which is probably intuitive.

To summarize my thoughts, I guess:
View this from the lens of someone who likely grew up consuming/viewing class S as a young sapphic.
The message is obviously universal, but it has a more thorough impact within the creator's cultural context.

that feeling of wishing you were “normal” or that the “bug” could be fixed.. the lesbian experience can be so othering and this captured it v well. reading this did a little bit of healing for a younger me

Ah, that made me genuinely cry. Really liked the use of "grace" for Iris in the translation at the end.

humans are silly biological machines that run on electricity, chemicals and physics. The android passed the self recognition test so it is a human in my book. looks like a human, acts like a human, dies like a human by the engine stopping. its most likely a human.
And no AI will not become like that not even in the next 50 years or after that. We do not have the capacity to fit a "consciousness" into a machine. It is physically impossible. Even if conciousness is just a matter of uncountable matrix calculations we will still be unable to physically fit that amount into a machine. Maybe a combination of analog, digital and quantum computers could create a true AI but even that is unlikely.

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I've never really thought about the parallels or, in this case, the contrasts between computer bugs and individual idiosyncrasies until reading this. Definitely made me a little misty-eyed. Thanks for scanlating.

Darn good one.

The cruelty is so us....
but the love is so us too.

God, this made me weep.

"Anyway, after being rejected by my obviously straight best friend, I decided to become a robotics engineer and use my skills to repair an old Iris model I once found. I then proceeded to have lots and lots of gay sex with her."

Wasn't there a series like this lol