Me: Wooooo good yuri

Other me: No its bad. The mom commit adultery.

Me: But it has ultra mega age-gap childhood friend-my own mom yuri in it.

Other me: No.

https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/my_daughters_girlfriend

This one's better. Mom is single, and there's cheating, but the daughter knew her girlfriend has multiple girlfriends before getting with the mom and the daughter even moved on and got a new girlfriend fairly quickly so no one was really hurt.

Sill hate that other teacher woman who fucked over the nurse.

Again, I feel bad for the dad and daughter. Mom's a cheating slut. The other girl is a piece of shit for breaking up a family and basically gloating about it to the daughter.

Her reason is still fucking stupid for cheating. And yes, that husband was kind of a dick, but that doesn't mean he should be cheated on like that.

Hope there's another chapter where karma hits the cheating wife and other girl with a brick. Like actual bricks. I want to see blood.

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Can you provide some proof? Because broadstroking an entire site for the actions of a few makes you look stupid.

Video Store Girl is a cruel bitch.

I hated the ending so much especially when you find out about the photo project at the end. Joy didn't love Hye-Yeon. She loved Namsu and probably realized that she fucked that up so she clung to Hye-Yeon in the end.

Edit: So I found an epilogue that makes the ending even more depressing. For some reason, Namsu stays friends with those 2 fucking awful girls.

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Even if this is a case of her feeling she's lost her identity, seems like there's better ways to go about it. She wants to obtain happiness, well that would involve destroying her family and marriage all because some young teenager is infatuated with her. Doesn't sound like happiness to me. I'm gonna revise my earlier statement: I feel bad for the husband AND daughter.

That's assuming the marriage is a good one and that family makes for automatic happiness. Staying together and forcing faithfulness can also be very destructive to a family. It's clear that mother and daughter have a good relationship, but father and daughter may have a horrible one yet there is no evidence of him being good or bad. All that we do learn of him is that while the morning is chaotic and taxing for Chitose, he sits there calmly reading a paper and then simply leaves for work with no other communication from him which is something Chitose clearly resents. We see no communication between father and daughter either so for all we know he could be a work obsessed father who pays no mind to his family at home and never lifts a finger to help. Then again the view-point is one sided so there really is no way to tell if sympathy should be felt for him or not. All that we do learn is that this family for Chitose is draining not only her spirits, but also her identity as a person. Staying together purely for the sake and ideal of family can be just as destructive to those involved as a separation. And separation itself can greatly benefit everyone involved.

I also see no reason to question the sincerity of Saa-chan's feeling for Chitose. It is stated as love and is shown to have physical interests that have developed over years. This love also spans across a long-term separation so I do not see it as infatuation which itself is a short term admiration of someone or something.

I do not see Chitose as acting in an underhanded manner as while she says she won't state clearly her feelings, she will be open enough to make Saa-chan act fist which is understandable for two reasons; Chitose is protecting herself from further loss and more unhappiness and if the relationship is discovered not only could she go to jail, but Saa-chan would also be harmed as well by this. We can argue the right or wrongs, but I see this as pragmatic. The question is if this sort of pragmatism should be practiced between a 15 year old and someone likely in their 40's?

You're right, we don't know enough. From what I get, she would easily destroy her family and marriage to feel good from the infatuation of a 15 year old. Yeah, the dad might not have helped in the morning, but that could just be a cultural thing. He's going to work to provide for his family. It's not his fault she can't handle something as simple as morning breakfast. If something like helps her have an existential crisis, then she might not be that great of a person if she might get to the point where she's unfaithful.

Even if this is a case of her feeling she's lost her identity, seems like there's better ways to go about it. She wants to obtain happiness, well that would involve destroying her family and marriage all because some young teenager is infatuated with her. Doesn't sound like happiness to me. I'm gonna revise my earlier statement: I feel bad for the husband AND daughter.

It sucks for the husband. Also, kind of a dumb reason to fall for her. Because she said her name? Does her husband not do that?

At least in fiction, a lot of married couples with kids refer to each other as "mom" and "dad", the same as the kids.

Still though, seems like a dumb reason.

It's safe to say that brand of crushing existentialism doesn't just come from a happy, fulfilling life. Seems like there's more issues in the background, though nothing in the text explicitly points to it.

But!

What do these three flowers mean in the language of the flowers!?

Still though. I feel bad for the husband.

Here are flower meanings, but they all have multiple in each.

http://www.flowermeaning.com/lilly-flower-meaning/
http://www.flowermeaning.com/baby-breath-flower/
http://www.flowermeaning.com/daisy-flower-meaning/

It sucks for the husband. Also, kind of a dumb reason to fall for her. Because she said her name? Does her husband not do that?

At least in fiction, a lot of married couples with kids refer to each other as "mom" and "dad", the same as the kids.

Still though, seems like a dumb reason.

It sucks for the husband. Also, kind of a dumb reason to fall for her. Because she said her name? Does her husband not do that?

Oh god, I felt so bad for that tomboy in the side couple. The tomboy got screwed over hard. She helps that girl through her boyfriend cheating on her to the point where she dresses like a guy and then the girl does the EXACT same thing to the tomboy. Weird part is I wouldn't mind it covering them again and the girl desperately trying to get the tomboy back. Or the tomboy getting all feminine again and stealing the guy from the girl. That would be funny as shit too.

So is chapter 3 the ending?

It does feel like an ending, doesn't it?

Being a cruel bastard, I wanted to see their mom find out about their relationship and all the ensuing tension.

I mean, they say they are gonna stay together even when they got old so I guess that's a plus. When I read that part before where she said they would stay a couple until she found someone else, all I could think was "Please don't end like Happy End did because that shit sucked." I guess this just felt rushed in the end.

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So is chapter 3 the ending?

As soon as her ear was touched, she didn't want to do it anymore. Something tells me she has an ex that would do that to her.

I'd like to see the first one happen. Even though this is called My Unrequited Love, it doesn't mean that it won't become requited.

It's not really called My Unrequited Love, the Engrish title is "Secret Crush on My Sister".

Well it would be way more interesting if in the end, she gets together with the sister in law. Though I doubt it will happen.

So I can see either of these happening:

The sister in law will realizes her love for the main girl and leave her brother for the main girl in the end. Happy Ending.

or

This will be a dreadful experience throughout, the sister in law at some point will use the main girl, she then will stay with the brother, and the main girl will have to move on. Maybe getting with that other girl. Bittersweet Ending.

I'd like to see the first one happen. Even though this is called My Unrequited Love, it doesn't mean that it won't become requited.

After the asterism fiasco, this is so good!

Right? The ending to that was so shitty.

This was really good.

I'm confused. So the main girl realizes that she's the 3rd wheel for the other 2 girls now? That's really depressing if the case.

Really abrupt ending. This wasn't bad though.

Oh the mother wanted to be taken by her daughter.

leann123 posted:

You have a point, but still Remi egged her on to go down that path. She seems like she's good at doing that.

Agreed, the point being that Sacchi's still the one who chose to act so. Repeatedly.

Remi plays the devilish tempter role in the story: she leads people into temptation, but they choose whether to resist or to give in. Blaming Remi for Sacchi's intentional infidelity is like blaming Satan for your own crimes: sounds legit to a guilty mind, but is total bollocks to an impartial observer.

I still don't consider it infidelity. Just kind of betrayal of Ruki's feelings because she intentionally was seeing Remi behind Ruki's back, but not cheating. If anything, she took it as an opportunity to see how it felt to hurt someone else. Though at least in the end after doing this, she realized she loved Ruki which I guess you could look at it like she changed for the better.

So seeing someone behind your back and having sex with them doesn't count as cheating, "just" betraying your feelings? And even if we assume it isn't cheating, so it is totally ok to "just" take a opportunity to see how it feels to hurt someone's else and betray them? She purely, out of her own curiosity, wanted to see how it feels to cheat on someone, because that was what her boyfriend did to her. And the scariest part was that it turned out, she enjoyed it and realized she is actually much colder and cruel than she is. And it wasn't even certain that that experience would change her feelings toward Ruki. She might as well felt shitty after doing it and choose to break up with her instead out of guilt. Sure, it made her realized she doesn't need protection of someone else as she thought before, and instead she could be the strong one to protect someone and then when driving, she saw how helpless Ruki was and felt being together might not be bad, but that hardly justify what she did. If I was in Ruki's shoes, I'd not date her, because I wouldn't be able to trust her fully after it. Sacchan was lucky Ruki was so deeply and helplessly in love with her, so as long as she would date Ruki, Ruki was ok with what she did. It feels like you are trying to deny that what Sacchan did was terrible in order to get a perfect, happy ending.

No, I'm not. I'm just saying in this context, while she did hurt Ruki, she technically wasn't cheating because they weren't together.

You have a point, but still Remi egged her on to go down that path. She seems like she's good at doing that.

Agreed, the point being that Sacchi's still the one who chose to act so. Repeatedly.

Remi plays the devilish tempter role in the story: she leads people into temptation, but they choose whether to resist or to give in. Blaming Remi for Sacchi's intentional infidelity is like blaming Satan for your own crimes: sounds legit to a guilty mind, but is total bollocks to an impartial observer.

I still don't consider it infidelity. Just kind of betrayal of Ruki's feelings because she intentionally was seeing Remi behind Ruki's back, but not cheating. If anything, she took it as an opportunity to see how it felt to hurt someone else. Though at least in the end after doing this, she realized she loved Ruki which I guess you could look at it like she changed for the better.

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You have a point, but still Remi egged her on to go down that path. She seems like she's good at doing that.

Agreed, the point being that Sacchi's still the one who chose to act so. Repeatedly.

Remi plays the devilish tempter role in the story: she leads people into temptation, but they choose whether to resist or to give in. Blaming Remi for Sacchi's intentional infidelity is like blaming Satan for your own crimes: sounds legit to a guilty mind, but is total bollocks to an impartial observer.

I still don't consider it infidelity. Just kind of betrayal of Ruki's feelings, but not cheating. Though at least in the end after doing this, she realized she loved Ruki which I guess you could look at it like she changed for the better.

I hate characters like Ryouko. She intentionally led Megu on and then threw her away when Megu fell for her. I am glad though this was one of those times where she wasn't forgiven for her awful behavior. Though I don't think that Megu loved her anymore, she was still just bitter about it. I'd be too. I'd hate that person forever even when I moved on.

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