Ha, yes, consent.

Honestly even though I like this story in general, I'm very pissed off by the constant lack of consent in this story. Like these two isekai'd girls just got dragged to this world and their summoner simply "decided" they need to carry out their duty properly before they can ever return (I'm sorry who tf are you?). And Eldora (the second princess, god I hate her SO much) also repeatedly decides things on her own, ignoring and belittling her Saint's will, even (and especially) on things like marriage. WTF? Does marriage means differently in that world? What do you mean by "I just unilateral decided that we're getting married"? I've only saw this kind of "marriage" in situations when one of them is bought from a human trafficker.

I think based on the fact that Saints get sent back sometimes but always get married for good luck or whatever (you can check chapter 1), I think this is being treated as a political marriage by the locals. So I don't think they'll expect Daichi and Eldora to consummate their marriage, it'll be just a thing for the populace and for becoming heir. Which will be unlike our main pair who are doing their best not to tear each others clothes off right now.

Daichii is soooooo cute. I love when the people sent to the other world care about each other and bond over being outsiders. It's too bad the eyepatch isn't permanent, she was workin it.

They're all so stupid and sooo cute.

The dad might actually not be so bad? Interesting lol

Maybe he is good person, but he is definitely a bad father.

Ehh that's a little dramatic. We've seen two ambiguous interactions. Maybe he's just awkward.

It's an intentional (IMO) contrast between how she treats them like they're beneath her while also being, like, a needy pushover - the WN chapters go into this point in more detail, with Ruruna seeking out Yura in this chapter because she doesn't want to be alone during lunch break.

You could write a darker story with this concept about how Ruruna's upbringing has left her unable to relate to other people as equals or process feelings like affection, but given the tone of the story so far I think yuri will overcome all obstacles.

There's a web novel???

Why does the knee on page 12 look like a boob?

They say "I hate you" and mean "I love you". I kind of love it

Do discussions always have be based on uploads, or can there be discussions for manga/manhwa that are not uploaded here?

They don't have to, although they usually are. The biggest example would be the thread on the Web Novel version of Buying a Classmate once a Week, however, those topics usually don't have much traction, unless it's something like the Genshin Impact Gacha thread or the VTuber thread which covers already very popular topics outside the yuri niche.

flowsthead posted:

Do discussions always have be based on uploads, or can there be discussions for manga/manhwa that are not uploaded here?

Seconding what Zesc said. There's some history of threads like that taking off, but it's definitely the exception. Have at it, really.

Thanks! That's good to know, theres a few things that I think are pretty popular but not uploaded here like "kill me now" and "I Want to be Liked By that Shy Girl", but I wasn't sure if it was ok to talk about other sites uploads.

Do discussions always have be based on uploads, or can there be discussions for manga/manhwa that are not uploaded here?

Mai is adorable. I like Nanao, but she's frankly kind of low on my list of people I would want Asumi to end up with, poly or not. Like, Sayaka is much more fun to me than Nanao, and Mai is more adorable in being a total mess.

Maybe because Aya has been the one to reach out and help Mitsuki all this time, but seeing her weak and self harming and hiding is doing a number on me, so this chapter made me cry. My poor baby, Aya. She deserves all the love in the world!

This was well timed, I needed a good cry today.

That's what love is, being really weak to each other. They're so adorable right now <3

"To think Aya would make that kind of face" is actually super sweet and wholesome from her mom. And this was very much needed. Kanna and Joe already love Aya, so there's gotta be more Aya family interactions

Omg now that they're official we're entering the adorable era! Yes, please!

Dammit, why didn't anybody tell me that the rizz was contagious? Now Aya's caught it too. If this keeps up everybody will be flirting with everybody.

Aya's always been a badass, she just has a critical weakness in Mitsuki.

At first I thought the flashback panel wasn't Maria naked but rather that the collarbone area was the top of her shirt, but checking back from the previous chapter it's clearly her collarbone, and she doesn't have the straps of her dress showing, so she's gotta be at least topless.

Maybe this is a way to have them have sex while keeping it just on the suggestive side for a younger audience?

Y'all, I'm aware of the premise, I didn't just pop into the 40th chapter randomly. I know she's inexperienced, I still don't think inexperience equates to just assuming love from every physical encounter. Plus, she doesn't need to have experienced it herself, by college you would be aware of other people's relationships, people dating and breaking up, and also hookup culture. Like, I can fully believe that she is personally inexperienced, I have a friend that didn't date until after college. But that's different than being naive to the point of assuming love in every physical encounter.

This is a comedy yuri harem manga. I feel like you're looking way too deep into this. You're also not taking cultures into account. Not every person is brought up the same. Different cultures play a big part of how people grow up.

I mean, we're on a forum for manga, looking way too deep into things is par for the course. I feel like that's unintentionally putting down comedy as a genre as well. As far as cultures, I don't necessarily disagree but I'm not sure how this applies to this situation. Are you talking about the "culture" of Mei or the author's experience?

To be clear, I don't dislike the manga. I think a lot of the interactions are fun. I don't see why thinking the main character is unrealistically, and to me distractingly, naive is not taking account of the culture, rather than expressing a flaw I find in something I like.

Y'all, I'm aware of the premise, I didn't just pop into the 40th chapter randomly. I know she's inexperienced, I still don't think inexperience equates to just assuming love from every physical encounter. Plus, she doesn't need to have experienced it herself, by college you would be aware of other people's relationships, people dating and breaking up, and also hookup culture. Like, I can fully believe that she is personally inexperienced, I have a friend that didn't date until after college. But that's different than being naive to the point of assuming love in every physical encounter.

Mei is discovering who she is through love good for her good for her. Watch her reject everyone and get with some actual random girl who showed up out of nowhere at the end

Mei discovering herself is great. Thinking you love everyone you kiss is not so great. It feels like a really shallow use of love which in a high school aged character I think I'd be more ready to believe or ignore.

Someone on Dex mentioned this, but Mitsuki had her shirt unbuttoned coming into the dance but buttoned up coming out of the room with Aya, so....you know....

So many thoughts.
3) Hoping this means Sumiko gets more serialized work. I really want a continuation of My Female Friend Comes Home to Me Every Now and Again.

and i wanna see a full translation of "We are addicted to her", no matter what you hater say

Not sure why I was called a hater, unless there was a mistype?

So many thoughts.
1) Happiness that we got here.
2) Thinking back to all those that thought this would remain as bait or subtext or wouldn't go there cause of the music deals.
3) Hoping this means Sumiko gets more serialized work. I really want a continuation of My Female Friend Comes Home to Me Every Now and Again.
4) It'll be fine if it ends soon, but I would much, much rather have another 100 chapters of awkward fumbling as they try to figure out what dating looks like for them.

I feel like this extra should come at the end of a volume when we know who these people are, rather than before the first chapter is even out.

The story Mari recommended was specifically Class S… Mari knows what’s up.

Mari's known since the beginning.

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