Nobody better be badmouthing love in here!

That a husband? Boyfriend? I hate it when people touch my phone. :/ Let alone go through contacts and stuff.

I think she blocked Mimi-chan herself. It was her hand that put down the phone, notice the bracelet? And I think it was a reaction to "We're both girls".

"Air Tag Match".

I think I just died.

It's actually great to read Megumu and Yuuko's dialogue again after reading the whole story.

And some of the faces are really moe. Take that, non-moe artstyle!

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A turn that blindsided me as much as Seol-a. I'm dying to know what happens next.

Thank you, halmoni. Good look with your finals. Hope you can turn some of the stress into energy!

I think Grandma got you covered. Bloom to your hearts' content!

I think this is the first time I see the characters actually debating arranged marriage and whether the decision made was right or wrong. Often they are just resigned to their fate and we just learn that it leaves them sad. It's rare to find out what their reasoning was.

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Sure was cute.

Apparently those fireflies have hit boxes larger than their body. Otherwise Alice couldn't hold one without actually touching it.

Here's to hoping Seira ppangya ppangya~s her thoroughly and drags her back to the studio,

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No need to beat yourself up over that.

This is gold!

Now it even made more sense why No-rae ran away after Seol-a got drunk (aside from the realization of her feelings). Oh the parallel of events between their own respective pasts. The genius that is Ssamba indeed.

Thanks for pointing that out. It's been so long I didn't remember.

http://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/chissa_nya#10

Good thing that has become possible throughout Liberion.

I was hoping the pair from Sweet Tears would also show up but it was still very nice to see the other two.

Maria-sama is watching you, girls.

Well, some just like to watch.

My guess is that SungPyo broke down mentally because of his knee injury preventing him from playing soccer. He then broke up with Norae and said he decided to enlist.

I don't think you really "decide" to enlist in South Korea? I think young men have to.

Yeah they have to enlist, but I think they can choose when to

I think some Brood War players could postpone it into their late 20s. Boxer and Nada come to mind.

So we just saw the cause of their eventual breakup? Maybe it wasn't the actual trigger but I can't help but say I was expecting something that seemed more serious than a sports injury. I have some colleagues teaching P.E. who have been struggling with knee and tendon problems ever since university but it never jeopardized their job and one friend who had to kiss his aspirations of becoming a professional soccer player goodbye but that was when he was around 16 and simply didn't manage to get drafted into a third league cadre when it was crunch time.

He's being kind of a wuss, isn't he?

Then again, I've also had my fair share of disappointments and didn't take some of them too well. But I always found it a bit soothing to at least grind your teeth and growl if fate has its jaws your neck.

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Interesting thing is: one of the girls is named Bee and the other Mel, which means Honey in Portuguese.

I bet Mel has a mellifluous voice.

On feedback culture:
I had good results with strictly keeping formative (what isn't up to par yet, what still is worth to work on) and summative (grading, overall attribution of a certain quality to the whole) assessment separated.

When people ask you for feedback, more often than not they are only asking for one of the two and giving both in the same breath is going to make it hard for them to accept what you're saying. If to them it's a work in progress, they only want you to give advice on things they could improve and are very glad if you can give them some pointers. They don't want you to say it's good or bad and any summative feedback would irritate them - ultimately thwarting your effort of helping them. This reaction is caused by something we call amygdala hijack.

If you have experienced a situation where you found feedback just wasn't helpful and wondered why you even asked that person, maybe it was this kind of situation.

Of course, summative feedback also has its place and time but only when someone explicitly asks for it or when the circumstances demand it, say a final grading of a project or thesis after the student has handed in their work.

A familiar setting with a new spin.

I never expected to see more of it but I'm glad there is.ä

I loved how heartfelt it was.

Pages 6 and 7 were gold. The art style is incredibly cute.

Intriguing. I'm tempted to give this a try instead of playing Master of Magic for the umpteenth time.

e: and there is a Naga. \o/

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no plan of operations extends with any certainty beyond the first contact.

Still on the fence with this one but I'll stick around for now.

Glad to hear.

Extras 6-8 are extra cute. And Fate's past never fails to pull at my heartstrings.