I can accept that Kasumi might be Ace, but I can't just accept that she won't have sex with Sakurako, girl has put up with so many years of gay pining, she deserves the full experience.

This sounds like the literal opposite of accepting Kasumi as Ace.

As for the rest of what you said. Aromantic people exist.

Are you implying that an asexual person can't have sex with their allosexual partner? Or implying that an aromantic person is by default clueless about what is usually considered love and how their actions might have an effect on someone else?

I can accept that Kasumi might be Ace, but I can't just accept that she won't have sex with Sakurako, girl has put up with so many years of gay pining, she deserves the full experience.

The whole "I don't know what love is..." feels like the new version of "But we're both girls.." meaning it's just something authors say to stretch out the story without any real conflict. It used to be about drama, but now it's about a happy status quo and I honestly don't know which one is worse. Being happy should be better than being sad, but is it really worth your time reading when you have stories like this, with 500 chapters where nothing really ever happens? Who the hell acts like that with someone who is just a friend? How can you still have the audacity to say "I don't know what love is" after all this time? What else could it be?

Are lesbians really willing to live platonically with their crush for over 10 years?

To those who don't get TomoHima I'll try to explain their dynamic from the game:

Tomoe is a princely character, she's popular with girls but not THE most popular girl because Kaoru exists and Kaoru is a lesbian icon who does fanservice; as a result Tomoe lives a chill life helping everyone and being kind towards her friends, specially her band members and Himari, who Tomoe ofter supports because she is a crybaby who gets bullied by Moca.

Then Himari is your typical girl who worries about her weight, finding love, her friends, is often the band's mom and likes girly stuff, the other thing Himari likes a lot is Kaoru, she's a total fangirl, heart eyes and everything.

It's easy to come to ship them through the events and card stories, but the more you know about them, the more you realize they are already basically dating but even if Tomoe knows (which she might considering how soft she is to Himari) she won't do anything cuz that's not her character; Himari has this problem to be absolutely thirsty for Kaoru, who is a woman who flirts with everyone and is basically an Idol and then be totally oblivious to Tomoe who has also princely vibes but it's actual dating material.

So basically you're the whole game saying "are you fucking stupid just date already oh my god you idiot"

Sometimes I see Himari as the type of girls who wants a boyfriend like the ones in dramas without realizing she has the perfect boyfriend right besides her, there's also a comic in which she says to Tomoe "if you were a guy, I would never let you go"

Thank you GiB for your hard work, rather than traitorous I would say it feels like you step into another dimension. It's still adorable but all I could think while reading this was that Nozomi made a doujin to bully Nico into studying since everything feels very surreal.

Is drinking coffee such an innuendo?

If I understood it right, teacher already had had romance with her student in past. Maybe this reminded her of her previous romance.

This is what I thought too.

I don't get why Isechi is so hurt. The teacher is her type but she just got to know her yes she would be hurt but to ball your eyes out like that? Anyway The art is amazing.

Considering Isechi's school life and the girl at the bar saying "You'll get rejected again" she probably hasn't had any positive experiences with love. Sure she had sex with her friend, but maybe she only fell in love with straight girls, or girls that used her until they found guys, or girls that thought she was disgusting when she confessed. So she was going for Sensei expecting to get rejected because she was gay, but it turns out that Sensei is not homophobic and won't attack her, judge her or think less of her because of who she is. She had hope that this time she wouldn't be hurt. In the end Sensei says no, but what I think hurts Isechi the most is not Sensei saying no, it's that Isechi thinks Sensei is just like everyone else. Like those people who say "I have no problem with gays as long and they don't get close to me."

It's probably more about Isechi feeling like she can't have the same chances everyone has at love.

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Erica looks so happy while having sex it just cracks me up.