That ending was kinda mid ngl, ruined the whole story for me

Is this worth reading? I'm not a fan of NSFW most times so I don't know if it is worth it.

Is this worth reading? I'm not a fan of NSFW most times so I don't know if it is worth it.

This is a story about dramatic negative emotions and friendship and young adults growing up, the NSFW is not the central focus here (although it's not exactly rare in the story). I personally really liked it, I really like all of this author's work, but I know she's not for some readers. You'll just have to try it and see if you like it or hate it.

Is this worth reading? I'm not a fan of NSFW most times so I don't know if it is worth it.

This is a story about dramatic negative emotions and friendship and young adults growing up, the NSFW is not the central focus here (although it's not exactly rare in the story). I personally really liked it, I really like all of this author's work, but I know she's not for some readers. You'll just have to try it and see if you like it or hate it.

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noooo... NOOOOO DON'T PUT THIS IN FEATURED SERIES, NO ONE MUST READ THIS NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I don’t really understand the point of the ending. If they had gone their separate ways, it would have made sense. But instead, Ruki just accepts being cheated on, mistreated, and talked down to. Especially later, when Sacchi mocks her with the same girl she cheated with. Not gonna lie, the ending felt pointless, like the author just wanted a bad ending for the sake of it. And everything suggests Sacchi will keep cheating.

I just read this, and liked it. Bit of a ride, but enjoyable, and the ending is fine. The comments are almost better, though.

Why would Ruki forgive Sacchi and even Remi? Well, it was presented as Sacchi discovering (via sex with Remi) that she could like having sex with girls, and then discovering that she actually did want to be with Ruki. If the cheating hadn't happened, they might have simply broken up. So, works out for Ruki.

Remi literally tried to use powdered drugs on people,

According to Maasa, it was wheat flour. (chapter 3) Remi was apparently hoping to lower their inhibitions by making them think they'd been drugged. Like the trope of characters acting drunk on grape juice or non-alcoholic wine.

Remi's kind of creepy but it was Asuna's rape of Meru's persecutor that really raised my eyebrows as a story element.

i appreciate this getting bumped because it gave me an excuse to read it yet another time. still a fantastic manga, fun as hell, a true shuninta classic. i'm gonna read the raws next time! maybe i should buy a copy :D

This has so many levels. It's definitely still in my top 5 Yuri series. Ruki's attitude was I'm not much I need to put up a front and be useful and decisive - and that just wasn't her. Sacchi's attitude was "look, I was 'the girl' all my life, I'm 100% willing to be 'the boy' for a while, meaning you don't have to treat me like my boyfriend did.' Sacchi didn't need Ruki to be better-than-life. Also, the scene where she admits she has a girlfriend to her little sister - the most important member of her family, seemingly - that not only isn't it a boy, but you couldn't say it's a particularly cool, confident, take-charge girl, at that. But Sacchi wants her sister to know about her, anyway. And is that okay? - was super touching.