Ok, but what about a little kid having so much more emotional intelligence than the main character? I laughed, kek.

I am curious about Satsuki's parents, what happened to the mother, that led the father to behave like that, or the short blond girl, is she evil or is does she only blackout as a safety mechanism? To me, those two characters are just not captivating, the boy is a psycho and the girl had like 10 lines before those 2 chapters, but ok, background story it is. Is it close to the end?

Oh, I forgot, why leave a kid near an acid in any hypothesis, a strong one for making that burn, and how did it not leave a scar?

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In the end, shows the author's limitation: Marika learns about Aya's (weird) past; Marika is still digesting the information, and says she is not in the mood for hentai stuff, as Rosalía would say; Aya and Marika end up discussing about their relationship; Aya is forceful (rape), Aya who explicitly said would never be forceful to Marika. The chapter was focused on getting empathy towards Aya. And here we all are talking about: rape. Rape or rapey, as you wish to say it. Overall, the set of actions felt off, to me that is bad writting.

Once again, capitalism's brutal working conditions rear their ugly head and aim to destroy the joy of two lesbiabs. Woe.

Yes, they should have looked in Venezuela....

Well, it's true that trying to adopt an economic system which will cause the world's biggest military, espionage and economic power to go after you is unlikely to work out well. But that has little to do with the specifics of what you're doing, and mostly to do with the empire not liking you.

Yep to the last one

Another good story, I understand all sides, tough call, well written story.

But It's like the autor saying "here, Aya is not raping her, Marika could just push her, keep liking Aya". It reminded me of that manga, with a long black hair girl that just vanishes in the middle of the story, then a guy and a glasses short hair girl go looking for the first girl. The guy tries to rape glasses, and later the glasses girl call him out, saying he is a raper. Feels like an old manga, and even then, the autor seemed to deal with it better.

still in chapter 2, and I gotta say, that fucking kid, so rude to someone currently taking care of you, girl, drop him

Ok, but what if Saki was male, and he likes his friend in a romantic way? What would you call it? Would it be wrong of him to keep the friendship while wanting something more? If yes, what should he should do?

I'm surprised by how I understand everyone's action, there isn't a single character that I'm "ohhh shut the fuck up". I feel so bad for the fiancé, but I'm glad that he had some closure in that. Short hair woman is obviously in love with long hair woman, but still manage to keep the rules of her relationship with the other three, kudos. Curious about which path will the autor take.