This seems pretty cute. ^_^

Finally people calling Kuro out on her shit.
I'm inclined to agree with matsuri_wins; it feels like next chapter's going to be a flashback, but then after that, everything's going to fall apart in a major way.

An interesting one. First chapter was pretty good, but the second one felt kind of rushed. Still, I look forward to more.

Delinquent Yuri is always good in my books, and this is a cut above the rest. I look forward to seeing this develop.

Tamao syndrome?

Poor Sayaka.

Delinquent Yuri is justice

I absolutely love this story, but ye gods have recent chapters made me feel bad for Mo Xiao Nan. Hopefully she can either somehow join them in a poly ship, or more likely, move on and find another wonderful girl. Maybe Qui Tang's all-too-ignored friend?

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Headcanon accepted.

I love the couple from the first two chapters. It ends off with their relationship still uncertain, but there's definitely hope. The third through fifth chapters... I'm not sure how I feel about those.

Madoka with a ponytail is cute

I demand a sequel! No, a full series!

This was great. I'd love to see more KitaOoi like this.

I wonder if we see Touko coming out though. I have a feeling her family is not gonna be too happy about it.

Touko’s family has been pretty supportive, though. It’s very clear that the pressure Touko has felt to be “perfect”/emulate her sister is primarily self-imposed.

I’m guessing that having lost their only other child they might be disinclined to stand in the way of their surviving child’s happiness.

I DOUBT the coming-out phase will be a big focus at all in the manga to come. I feel like if Nakatani wanted to write about that aspect she would have added in more foreshadowing or worries of what friends/family might think earlier on in the manga.

Right—the only hint of anything like that has been in Yuu’s family, where the dad said something like, “I’d have to put my foot down” about Yuu having a girlfriend. Meanwhile, Big Sis Rei is ready to help pick out the wedding flowers.

I don’t get the sense that Dad’s foot carries all that much weight in that house full of women. The house located above his mother-in-law’s bookstore.

I half-wonder if the "put his foot down" could have been more of a general 'dad doesn't approve of daughter's significant other' stereotype and he really doesn't care about the gender. That's how I initially read it, and sis's thoughts would support that. Not sure, though; with Japan's attitudes it's hard to tell.

Interesting dynamic, seems like it would have potential for further exploration.

I read the first chapter, not sure if I want to continue. I like the idea of a super conservative girl going to a free-yuri academy, but the BDSM foot licking stuff was uncomfortable and the other girl turning out to somehow also be the headmaster just killed my suspension of disbelief. I think I'm out on this one, sorry.

It's really rare that drama makes me glad because it happened. After all the very well written and depicted tension under the surface, it felt necessary for Yuu and Touko to move forward, i.e. to realize, acknowledge, and have a chance at resolving the bind they got into. Otherwise what kind of future would their relationship have? (Yuu being the kind yet apathetic roommate/assistant/manager of Touko who also sleeps with her?)

It would be interesting if nothing else if it went down that route, but yeah, I'm glad this has finally happened, shifting the status quo in a major way and opening the door to reconciliation after a likely very bumpy road.

(They may go on a trip of their own, in the future, though.)

Hopefully a honeymoon. ;)

So as I suspected, Touko still hasn't broken out of the "love is a chain" mentality, if her thoughts at the end of the chapter are anything to go by. She's got enough consciousness to recognize she may have been hurting Yuu this whole time, and she isn't faulting Yuu or getting hostile over it, but she's still scared to face her now, since in her mind Yuu is now another person who Expects Things Of Her. Not to mention Yuu running away, which as others have said, also puts a damper on proceedings.

I like that we're finally getting to see Yuu be a bit more... fragile, for lack of a better word. Her detachment makes her feel really mature for her age, but here we're finally getting to see some more blatant reminders that she's still a high school girl trying to figure out her feelings. I would LOVE if the story took a page out of Girl Friends' book and changed the perspective to Toukou now as she deals with her end of the play's aftermath and now this whole thing. More Yuu would be great, too, though. ^_^

First time I want a manga to drag on, just because I SO WANT TO SEE THESE TWO ACTUALLY DATING I MEAN DO YOU IMAGINE?!

Indeed! This is one of my favorites; I hope we get to see some of the actual dating, once they reach that point.

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Interesting premise!

...I want more.

Short-haired girl seems to be actually decent, unlike the other two friends. I wonder if she could become more relevant at some point.

It's up it's up!!!
And it was perfect
The storm that's been brewing for so long has just broken
It's a good thing I like rain

I can't wait to see the chapter, been avoiding peeking under the spoiler tags but it's getting harder and harder to resist... Any clue when it'll be up?

I just felt bad for the ex. I'd much rather Yuka get together with her than Satsuki.

I'm not sure what happened, but the bit with the hair was cute.

Mikage is such a glorious disaster and I love her

I know nothing about Elsword as a whole, but I absolutely love this ship; would love to see more.