Im alright with everything in this series so far except Mitsuboshi. Thats guys character makes no sense to me
Or maybe its just that I feel like he's a threat to Satou and Shio being together >.<

The guy was raped for days on end. He hasn't so much started putting himself together as thrown a blanket over the pieces hoping nobody would see. But now that Hida's seen it, she's doubting Satou; I'd expect her to start sniffing around like Suu did. Suu, I think, will take this as competition and bring them into (quite possibly bloody)conflict, which I doubt Satou will be able to escape from.

And, on top of all this mess, there's Onii-chan.

Doga Kobo did first two Yuru Yuri series, if that's what he's talking about(they're also on bait-happy New Game!).

Silver Link is master of the service-happy Prisma Illya adaptations and Yuri Kuma Arashi.

The only series Gokumi put out I've watched are Nakaimo and Kinmoza. Somebody else will have to discuss their yuri quotient.

If I remember right, it's connected to their purity hangups.

Btw who is that supposed to be on page 116 - 117 it feels like a relative of Sato's ?

It's her aunt. If you look back at chapter seven, her aunt has the same haircut.

And she's going to continue to cling as hard to Shio as she can because she sees her as a sort of salvation (just like creepy guy).

Given that Sato looks about the same age as Shio at the end of chapter seven, I have to wonder if the visage of her aunt is her realizing(at least subconsciously) that she's exactly the same. Both Sato and Taiyou are seeking some form of purification in Shio; if her aunt was seeking the same thing from Sato, it could easily have given Sato a warped point of view that made kidnapping Shio the most logical thing to do(especially since every indication is that auntie never stopped molesting Sato until Sato ended her).

Madoka's properly a force of nature at this point. She's everywhere and nowhere. Then Homura tears her apart apart; I'm not entirely sure of the implications of that.

The imagery can be somewhat debatable as to the details(eg, whether she rewrote the universe or just expanded her labyrinth to include it all), but the end result is that Madoka has a human existence separate from the law of cycles, albeit subject to end at any time if she remembers her true form.

did she put the earring on her with her teeth?????

It's probably just a distraction, but with clipons(which I've heard the Japanese prefer), it's possible. I'd never recommend it for anything with gemstones in it, though, since some stones are very sensitive to acids(and some treatments like fissure filling result in most of the strength being in the coating).

Would this qualify as a complex?

I'm pretty sure this is the very definition of a complex. Sunako's extremely screwed up, with her mother beating her constantly and her father being mostly absent, she had nothing to grab ahold of; his death upended what little she had, especially with hearing that her mother wishes she had died instead.

When she's moved in with her father's other family, his wife isn't shy about letting her know that the relationship's temporary and that she's to earn her keep. She's moved up from an abusive mother, but that's about it. Only when Yasuko makes her speech on family and what it means is Sunako given something permanent to latch onto. This is, of course, why she takes everything she has to throw at her: calling her on it would risk losing the one thing she's clinging to for dear life.

There's nothing healthy here.

She did, in some of the timelines.

Lolicon confirmed again. I just hope for a time skip or something at the end of the series.

I'm sure there'll be a timeskip at the end. To when Mimika gets out of prison.

This has the feel of a love story set in the midwest - like they're leaving town with no plans of ever coming back. I have to wonder if that's a thing in Japan or if the artist personally hit the tone of that bit of Americana with or without meaning to.

I have to say: the first time it was mentioned, I thought she was just embarrassed of her young self's cosplay. Interesting that it turned out to be the real deal.

@Random_Bird:
It wouldn't be the first time a character got drunk off of nonalcoholic beer.

Now where's Kotori with her knife?

Chapter 7.5

HAHAHAHAHA!

This is better than the other storyline!

Bitch actually shows us proof she killed someone on an impulse of murderous intent!

I hope Kagisora Tomiyaki continues both of these versions!

Oneshots turned into series usually get the original used as the first chapter unless there are some major differences, but in this one it seems mostly like he wanted to reboot the plot. Kiiya was perfect for a oneshot, for instance, but just useless baggage in a longer storyline. Either you have her accidentally leave enough evidence that the cops become a threat or she cleaned up enough he's just an entry in the missing person database - in the latter he has no reason to exist(and so he doesn't in the serial) and the former would be a very different manga.

I'm curios how the sequel will develop things, because right now it feels a bit weak.
Hope the bad sister will work on her own flaws a bit.
Otherwise this looks like a good example of how too much kindness can be a bad thing or a weapon itself. I don't think the good sister is doing it on purpose but she has to learn not to solve every problem for her sister. That only isolates the bad sister more and more. Unless that is the plan xD.

I think that is exactly why Sunako doesn't hold it against her: she tried hard to compensate for the fact that they were stuck with her and earn their goodwill, only she tried too hard and only made her angrier(perhaps mom wasn't too good at hiding her anger at first? Yasuko seems to think she picked up on something like that). Unfortunately, she doesn't seem to have much of an idea of how to react to that other than even more kindness, only making the situation worse.

I just assumed the bruising came from also being involved in the accident which killed her father.

I'd wager this is the most likely explanation: she, her mother and father were all in the same car and the latter two were both killed. I'm not quite sure how Japanese law handles illegitimate children, but custody falling to the father when the mother dies is pretty standard - as is it defaulting to a man's wife when he dies. The woman next to her in the flashback - and Yasuko referring only to her father - suggest it could be otherwise, but I'm not sure how Sunako could've been foisted on them if that woman were the still-living mother.

The anime contradicts the school idol diaries in other ways as well(eg, Nico's siblings). They're just different continuities entirely(hopefully Sunshine will keep things a little more organized).

The original Sato sure was obsessed with body fat perfecentage. It makes you wonder if she has a reason to be able to judge this so easily. And, while they're not technically the same character, having the proposition she's not able to feel anything put together so many times so close together really puts in perspective just how screwed up in the head Sato is.

So the blond guy was unpure due to this manager woman touching him...in sexual ways,he wants kiddo Shio to touch him like that to be pure again? Ok..so he became a pedo or just for this one kid?

I think it's a power thing: he's utterly terrified of adult women due to what the manager did to him, but young girls are utterly powerless and don't present a threat. Thanks to Onii-san's plastering her face everywhere - and her being missing implying an even higher degree of powerlessness - Shio becomes an outlet for this urge. It's possible she's the first time he felt anything for a girl her age, but, without therapy, some sort of screwed up outcome was inevitable.

With the new chapter, it looks like the term "cycle of abuse" is relevant. The teacher seemed to think she lived with her aunt, so, assuming that was originally the case, Sato's desire to live with Shio would run head-on into her aunt's pedophilia: if she molested her, it's very possible she would molest Shio. So, to dispose of the threat to her happy sugar life, she seduces her aunt and kills her, claiming the apartment as their castle. This would be in line with the first page, which could easily be her explaining herself to her aunt as she passes away.

And note that she says "I'd have to remove it with a plan" in the culmination of her reflection on wanting to kill Shio's brother, which suggests she's ultimately disgusted at herself for the impulsiveness of what she almost did and how she had no followup, not the act of killing itself. With both the manager and the teacher, she put herself in a position to ruin their lives immediately if they failed to cooperate; her antics were well hidden by their very nature. Beating Shio's brother to death then and there, on the other hand, would've torn her happy sugar life apart because she wouldn't be able to deny the crime. It does make me wonder what she was thinking of when she said "it's not right to kill people", but(assuming the Japanese word isn't closer to "murder") she would likely count her aunt as an exception(perhaps classing it as "execution" in her head), though she may understand it's wrong but simply not care because the aunt was in the way.

Wait a minute, I thought breast size doesn't matter when a woman is breastfeeding. I mean, a man can lactate, so why can't a woman with small breast do the same?

The statement about the breast bump makes me think that what was meant was she just needs to get the flow going.

New to hentai, are we?

Utterly adorable. I can't for the life of me understand why "chibis" wasn't translated, though.

I know it's probably too late to do anything good, but I just can't leave it be.

@Neko-sama:
It's an ancient snowclone. Whatever specific reference you have in mind, it's way older.

E-Hentai defines netorare as thus:

Another person's spouse / partner being unfaithful and the one being cuckolded being aware of the situation. Also acceptable for when the story is clearly meant to invoke jealousy or sympathy on behalf of the person being cuckolded.

Meanwhile, cheating is defined this way:

A significant other having sex with someone other than their partner.

As the porn-tagging masters of the universe, I'd be inclined to accept their abridged definitions.

Showing you how often I've been visiting the forum lately, I've just now seen this.

Gotta love the subtle implication here that there's somehow something different about het porn vs. yuri porn. (let me guess: 'purity' or something? ugh.)

The two tend to play differently. Het works do tend to wonder away from "purity" a lot of the time, but a number of them lean that direction anyway; I wouldn't consider it much of a factor.

Man I totally don't get the aversion to toys either, but each to their own. I do tend to see more guys averse to them than women, though. (not all men, etc... etc...)

I can't say I get it, either; this is about the most thought I've ever put into my fetishes - and, admittedly, I'm not the best at introspection.