^You forgot Choco-senseixMatsuri-chan

Search dlsite. There is plenty of them there.

So it's pure yuri harem vs ecchi yuri harem. Well I know which one I'm rooting for.

Both are great in their own ways. Even though this manga is cliché (and it admits that by reenacting all the cliché harem situations), there is still something amazing about a female harem protagonist and that's why all of this feels new to me. I'm really thankful for the translators for picking up this series that doesn't seem to interest many people.

When you just wanted to kiss your friend for fun, but discovered she was a raging lesbian who had a crush on you since ages.

I seriously sometimes forget that she's a girl and think that I'm reading a het manga. Like, seriously. I don't really blame Ookuma.

That was cosy (´ω｀) <3

It's nice to see more works coming from this author.

Lesbians plus booze, perfect combination. Alcohol is da real MVP helping those useless lesbians by making them confess their feelings. Btw Konbu Wakame did a great cover art.

Such good friends.

I don't think "Very large size gap" quite describes this..

I thought there would be some kind of dark twist at the end but it was actually so sweet! Don't take your lovers for granted! Remember to properly do your part!

When I read this manga, I feel like I'm intruding on these two.

I fucking agree this shit is gross. What were you thinking? touching her hand out of the blue like that? I thought this manga was SFW.

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It does end up with a yuri couple and there is many hints that you can pick up throughout the movie.

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I honestly still can't believe that they are canon. When I first watched the show I shipped them hard, but I was like "Yep, it never gonna happen", but boy, props to Netflix for not shying away from showing actual gay couple on screen in a kids show like ahem disney ahem.

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Movie Bokura no Nanokakan is a yuri one.

You mean Yuri as in there is a confirmed confession and/or kiss between two girls?

If the scene i saw on Discord was that then i believe it's at least a confirmed confession.The video just after the confession.

Thanks for the suggestion it was a decent movie. The Yuri was canon too which is cool.

Movie Bokura no Nanokakan is a yuri one.

You mean Yuri as in there is a confirmed confession and/or kiss between two girls?

Just give it up guys, you know you have no chance.

I thought this was going to be a slow-burn love story, but no just straight to sex in the second chapter lmao. It's still wholesome and cute.

Hey, they're both in college, so like 19-20. Certainly old enough to be the judge. It's no worse than one-night-stands, yeah? Besides, like with Nao, if you wait that long once you finally meet the right person AND the situation goes in that direction, things can legit go that fast. (I was 21, and yep, went about that pace for me too, lol.)

I honestly forgot they were in collage and thought they were in middle school because of the cute art.

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I thought this was going to be a slow-burn love story, but no just straight to sex in the second chapter lmao. It's still wholesome and cute.

So wholesome. Two wonderful girlfriends trying their best to make each other happy. Now if only this would get a sequel where they finally get married.

Wait, I thought the age of consent in Japan was 13, no?

But wait, all yuri is supposed to be wholesome!(kinda).

And thus, a new love was born. Hopefully though, it won't be a failed one this time.

@BugDevil no worries my friend. It was my fault for using the wrong expression in the first place, and yeah, I haven't quit Anime yet as I'm still waiting for that Adachi to Shimamura adaptation xD

I think that I've reached that stage where you "grow out of Anime"

That of course doesn't actually exist. Much like every other media or hobby you supposedly "grow out of" it's just a misunderstanding. Oversaturation makes the brain feel less intrigued by something and in cases of things like cartoons and I dunno... toys(?) society tells you it's for children and therefore you associate you waning interest with "growing up". Interests do shift, but it becomes more and more obvious these days that becoming an adult has zero influence on what media you enjoy. There are cartooons and anime for adults, there are grown men who still collect tabletop figures and play games with other adults etc etc.

Perhaps you will take a break and return to it later. Perhaps you just need a different kind of stimulation. But either way you don't grow out of it. You will surely enjoy things that others would consider out of your age range all the time (in both directions really).

Actual children's shows for toddlers just don't provide any stimulation for developed brains (beyond maybe nostalgia), but in case of things that are as varied as anime it just doesn't apply.

Oh gosh, I think I used the worst verb to express that "Anime doesn't interest me anymore". English isn't my first language and I read in the dictionary that "to grow out of something" means "to stop having an interest in something or stop doing something as you become older", except that my brain didn't notice "as you become older" at the end of the definition, so I just thought of it as a second expression for "to give up something". I'm one of the firm believers who believe that Anime isn't a hobby for kids only and isn't something you just "grow out of", as I had introduced Anime to many of my adult friends and they got into it without any concern of it being for kids, and as for my case, it's true that my enjoyment of Anime has waned, but it's not due to me growing up. Sorry for my bad choice of words ^-^

Edit: Anyway, I think that there are other people who reach a stage where they do believe that Anime is for kids, and that makes it a reason for them to give it up. There are many reasons someone might give up a hobby. It might be due to them being busy at work or with their studies so they just forget all about it as they don't even have the time for it, or in my case, only specific genres keep me hooked to Anime, and when there aren't many Anime with those specific genres, it results in me giving it up all together, or like I just said, some people do feel embarassed if others knew they watch Anime and thus, in their case, they do "grow out of Anime" because they do believe that Anime is for kids, but I agree with you that it's wrong for someone to think like that.

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