these two have pretty good chemistry, i initially thought this was all we were getting im glad this is ongoing

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May you guys gimme a lttle context here, so the serialization "erase" everything happened in "she is too kind" part I and II?

A couple of cute koreaboos.

This is warm and good. I like it.

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May you guys gimme a lttle context here, so the serialization "erase" everything happened in "she is too kind" part I and II?

No, the two-shot is canon. It's just that there's a bit of a time-skip at the beginning of the serialization. They even make a few references to things and people in the two shot, occasionally.

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This is seriously a gem, the writing is fire and two lonely girls who has sh–t ass boyfriend are definitely a pair I didn't know I needed.

You can check out Torajirou Kishi's "Maka-maka" for a version of this dynamic where the story goes in an explicit sexual direction.

(Not sure what exactly to call "Maka-maka"- Magazine? Artbook?)

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May you guys gimme a lttle context here, so the serialization "erase" everything happened in "she is too kind" part I and II?

That's what I thought, though "That or she's referring to a different BF." raises a possibility.

I find it ambiguous. Obviously it's the "same" people, including the boss at their old job, but it's not clear the MCs in this met up the same way as in "She is too kind".

The abuse part in She is too Kind #2 really made my heart sink. It genuinely made me feel glad that these 2 fictional girls could make it out of their shitty situations and support each other.

I just read two chapters, it gave the same feelings I got when i read A room for two for the first time.

I've hit the bookmark button with a large smile.

I hate “girl cheat on her shitty bf with a girl” because I think “girl cheat on her shitty gf with a girl” it’s better and a dynamic I wish was explored more, buuut the art style is beautiful so who cares

I mean, this story isn't either. Neither girl cheated on their shitty boyfriends.

I really like this so far!! I hope they FUCK.

I think I'm going to find this one extremely frustrating. I'm going to eagerly read each chapter hoping this is the one where this pseudo-couple turns serious. Then being totally totally bummed when it's not.
I wish they put series like these under another tag other than yuri, so yuri purest like me don't end up banging our heads against the wall, in frustration, every time a new chapter gets posted.

I thought the subtext tag was supposed to be used for that and changed to yuri when it becomes appropriate. I figured the uploader knew something we don't (either because there are more untranslated chapters, author commentary or magazine it is published in) and that is why it got yuri right away. But if not I think subtext is more appropriate for now. Then again, I think all the author's works are yuri right? So it is probably fine. Probably just a slow burn.

I agree that looking at the work so far on its own, Subtext would be more fitting. There's definitely something going on so I wouldn't say it's not a yuri work, but it's a more subtle and indirect approach than what I'd call explicit.

As for official designation that I could find, on X/Twitter the creator promoted a preview of chapter 1 with the "original yuri" hashtag, and on Pixiv Comics the series is under the yuri category.

Given the official designation and the creator's other works, I think it's fine to keep the tag, but whether this series will go beyond subtext seems quite uncertain to me.