Why do I feel such a strong urge to slash him?

Okay.

Few of their stories involve humans eating other humans.

Sanae's ascension, Byakuren's peaches, Sakuya's leg and the frequent topic of wholesome human predation. It's gotten to be a running theme.

This story had a sort of odd aftertaste. I guess it came from how twisted Aya and the girl's relationship turned out to be and its ultimate resolution? It's a little unsettling, and not in the same sense that Yakumi Sarai usually inspires through cannibalism.

There seems to be something odd that Yukari alludes to about Meiling's existence at the end.

Screwed if she did, screwed if she didn't. Why even bother with humans Kokoro?

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I want another trilogy from morino hon :(

What hath Mitsumoto wrought? Something great, of course.

Damn straight. It makes me miss that other guy who farted out like a million aya x sanae doujins before disappearing.

I honestly want to see more doujins emphasizing Tewi's insane longevity. She's pretty heavily implied to be the white hare of Inaba and Eirin outright says that Tewi's the one tolerating the presence of the Eientei crew in the Bamboo forest; not the other way around. Literally everything about her is massive fiction fuel, yet mangakas almost always depict her at her shallowest as an annoying trickster. What's up with that?

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Oh, so she's a teenage and, therefore, her conduct is justified?

What? No, but it's understandable and, more importantly, forgivable. She's a teenager. I don't expect her to be emotionally wise in the most emotionally unstable part of her life and neither should any other sane human.

Look, while Tsukasa and Washio have been about what's the sensitive thing to do to not hurt the other person's feelings, all of Kotooka's thoughts have been about how the desires and wants on Washio are inconvenient to HER, and how unfair is that Washio wants to ruin something that Kotooka's holds fear, regardless of how Washio feels. I'm sorry, but that's textbook Narcissistic behavior

I'm sorry I must've been hallucinating the three or four chapters in which Kotooka spends entirely puling to us about how she's trying to drive this story into a situation where it doesn't turn into a tragedy for her friends. If you want to take any act wherein someone acts selfishly over the wishes of someone else to describe a person as 'narcissistic', then literally every single human being on this planet has been a narcissist. Quit using that word; it's pretty obvious that it's not pathological for her. You either haven't read the story, or are selectively remembering only the parts where she's being selfish, or don't know what being a narcissist even fucking means. So stop being a butt about it.

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Half the comments dumping on Kotooka have apparently never been a teenager. Or had a bad day, or any sort of negative emotional reaction for that matter. :/

She's in a shitty time of her life, in a culture that heavily stigmatizes lesbian relationships, and she's having problems piled on her like all the cheese in the world's most american burger. And people are coming out swinging calling her a narcissist. Have you actually ever met a narcissist? Because Kotooka's personality and motivations don't reside in the same hemisphere as one of those.

For serious guys, have some chill.

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I don't really care about what conclusion the author decides to end it on, just how the characters grew while resolving the conflict. Even if everyone ended up parting ways; if there was a good story to go along with why that happened I would've been okay with that. The fact that the story doesn't get told is what gets me.

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Seija # 1

that last page though. its the giving tree all over again :(

Except the kid is slightly less of a dick.

Scientist guy lost me when he started mixing his metaphysics with empiricism.

last edited at Jan 31, 2017 7:54PM

How did that guy's body just start burning from a lit rag?

I'm glad about how the Ruu situation was resolved, but apart from that the chapter was just another letdown.

I agree, not enough shit happening.

Need a Mii chapter.

the touhou stories where they're being petty scumbags always seem so more true somehow than the ones were they're being regular people or doing fantasy drama or w/e else

Fuantei's depiction of touhou is very recognizable.

This is actually amazing.

Huge touhou doujin dump today it seems.

Two new chapters... I need more.

Given how short Kotooka's hair was when they all first met one another

Something, something, girls cut their long hair short when they get rejected and they have to start over again. It would be interesting if Kotooka got completely shut down, then socially ostracized, during the wave of the cliched end-of-year confessions. Also explains why she went so out of her way to attend her new school and why she seems so distantly traumatized by the concept of a trio of close friends splitting up.

Her relatively newish wound still festering with ten thousand chittering maggots.

*Edit; also congratulations on your first post.

last edited at Jan 6, 2017 11:49PM

Asakura's inability to eat sweets is going to bite Subaru in the ass when he Asakura realizes that Subaru shouldn't know that Asakura's sweet intolerant.

Kotooka is an awesome, emotionally imploding basketcase.

Which frankly kinda fall into the "sexuality is dictated by childhood upbringing" that Japan and East Asia especially don't believe in.

Uhh, depends on who you ask. On the "East Asia" part of it, as far as I know, we just didn't have super strong opinions about that in general. It seems a little weird that you think that particular belief is especially disbelieved since most people don't even bother talking about it.

Wait...

Of course it's a totally disbelief if people don't talk about it. Either that or an indisputable fact that there is no need for discussion (which obviously this case isn't)

What the fuck? That's not how it works? At all? It's just generally a socially tabooed subject, what people do behind doors is just that, as in it's just not the sort of subject people spend a serious amount of time talking about. That's tantamount to arguing that if I don't have a seriously strong opinion about, say, Santa going commando underneath his suit that I have a robust system of disbeliefs and beliefs regarding Saint Nick's hypothetical clothing habits. It's just flat wrong, and assuming my or other people's opinion on the subject when I honestly just don't care or haven't even thought about it is retarded. If you gave normal people relatively strong evidence regarding sexuality's being dictated by childhood upbringing, they'd probably say something along the lines of "oh, okay, that's interesting/get out of my face with your fliers/can you just give me those fries i ordered?". It's just not too serious a social subject unlike over here where it's blared over loudspeakers at every street corner; it's, at best, an academic curiosity that most people aren't nearly invested enough to have an opinion about one way or another.

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Which frankly kinda fall into the "sexuality is dictated by childhood upbringing" that Japan and East Asia especially don't believe in.

Uhh, depends on who you ask. On the "East Asia" part of it, as far as I know, we just didn't have super strong opinions about that in general. It seems a little weird that you think that particular belief is especially disbelieved since most people don't even bother talking about it.

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