Unprotected hand holding!!!

Oh, come on, she only said a little lewd.

The obvious choice would be Adachi and Shimamura, written by the same author as the Sayaka LNs.

I read the manga... does the novel offer more introspection than the manga?

A lot more.

(sorry one more question) what does LN mean? im too dumb

Light novel. We have some here as well, although not this one.

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Cute.

Nice.

Pure art.

Comfy times.

Beautiful. ^_^

Always nice to see more for this series from Nakatani.

Lovely.

I'm looking for any type of yuri medias where the characters are super introspective with their feelings of identity, love, and sexuality. Stuffs like Bloom Into You (I have read the Sayaka LNs, love them), Octave, Crescent Moon and Doughnut, Us Right Now, My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness. Each one of them has something that I love individually too:
- There's too much good stuffs to say about Bloom Into You, but every character has their own moment of introspection, which I love. I have read the Sayaka LNs too, and WOW I love it even more.

The obvious choice would be Adachi and Shimamura, written by the same author as the Sayaka LNs.

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There's more weird about this than just the voices...

Ah, so nice... Classic Tamamusi, classic "lots of x" ending. ^_^

Making the yuri happen.

Mmmm, post-parfait ramen...

Ah, that was wonderful. ^_^

Always adorable. ^_^

I'm not sure what the girl has to do with yuri specifically, but she won't be removed. She's an icon.

*chukles*

That was a funny part of this mess, yeah... As excellent as my goggles are, even I can't see one girl alone being indicative of yuri.

And looking at the het tag itself, we've had only five chapters with the tag in the last month, two of them also being tagged yuri, hardly such a huge number to complain about.

Impressive.

That's... really unintuitive. science babies for magic babies, with no science behind it? That's the silliest thing I've ever seen. non-science babies for regular children? that's even sillier. These tags need revision. Easy solution: adoption/adopted, step-child tags. Calling those "non-science babies" is the most ridiculous tagging thing I've seen in a long time.

I don't even see why we keep arguing over this when this all is already explained in the tag description. Although, thinking about it a bit more, it may be easier to understand if it had a slightly different wording as not science babies.

In any case, I think this discussion has come far enough away from reasons the chapter was tagged as such to discussion about the meaning of the tag itself that it would be better to stop derailing this thread any more and, if there's still something someone wants to say about the tag itself, any further discussion should be taken to the tag's own thread.

Took a bit for them to get used to ComiFe without a proficient otaku ninja to guide them, but in the end it all went well, they made a new friend in Paola, got Kano-chan her souvenir, and Kano-chan herself didn't have to go without the ero-doujins our couple was too shy to buy for her as she did make it there herself as well. ^_^

I've just always seen it as simply the somewhat tongue-in-cheek opposite of science babies, making the meaning rather obvious to me.

To me the opposite of science babies isn't natural babies (who IMO should just be tagged as plain children or suchlike if indicating their presence in the story is now deemed necessary) but supernatural babies of whatever specific flavour. Tagging for the presence of perfectly regular offspring seems as redundant to me (in the overwhelming majority of scenarios I can think of) as tagging for regular human characters would be.

Simply children or babies would also encompass science babies, though, so this would still be necessary for clarity. As for tagging for "perfectly regular offspring", it may seem redundant in most places, but it's actually a pretty big deal on a site that mostly focuses on yuri - not really a genre known for the characters having children.

It's interesting how I went from thinking I couldn't possibly like this series much with all these creeps around to realizing with the discussion of the darkness around and inside the people here how much they actually fit the theme of the series.

This probably doesn't have that many volumes, so I'll enjoy it while it lasts.

3 volumes according to MAL.

Why natural children should even need such an oddly phrased tag is quite beyond me.

To differentiate them from science babies, I guess. It actually never felt not intuitive for me, but I guess it depends on how you look at it. I've just always seen it as simply the somewhat tongue-in-cheek opposite of science babies, making the meaning rather obvious to me. (Although it also may have helped that I'd already seen a discussion on the use of science babies for magic in another chapter.)

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Faerilyn posted:

Not sure why this was tagged "non-science babies" when they talk about her being adopted right at the beginning. Or implied it at least. Garun does some great stuff. Love them since the Childhood Yuri story

I'm sorta confused by your comment. The kid is adopted, so it's tagged Non-science babies. That sounds right to me...?

How are they non-science babies? lmao. Maybe that tag needs to be changed, because adopting is perfectly normal, and "non-science babies" implies that there is something unnatural about the way they were brought into the world. The science is there: adoption

Quite the opposite - science babies implies unnatural ways (and is also used for magical equivalents), while non-science babies is for normal kids, including those adopted.

^ I actually went and compared this with that series before noticing the glasses and even the uniforms are very similar, with only some small differences.