When even in otome games you only get the girls, you know it's time to give up trying to find a guy.

Now this is how you properly illustrate some Lovecraft.

Really, with just two futons, how else could she possibly have thought they would be split?

Woah was the last image where she says the moon is beautiful the same thing in Japanese where they say the moon is beautiful as an indirect way of saying I love you? Or am I being too much of a weeb reading into it

It's certainly at the very least a reference to that, in my opinion, but at the same time avoiding actually saying it by omitting "moon".

Add to this that we're dealing with Japan here, where "normal" rules supreme. From the start, even while struggling with her reaction towards men and trying to find love, the true focus for her has been on the need to fit in, to be "normal". While she's starting to realize that she can find some happiness being with Satou, she isn't really thinking any deeper about the reasons yet. Leaving the date to be with her was just her first real act of rebellion, breaking away from what's expected of her and following her own feelings, but it'll take more than this to fully realize the depth of them.

As beautiful as the moon is, the most important word is still missing from that line.

Estonia here.

Missing the rings.

I know this one is on dynasty. It is about two childhood friends who meet again and each thought the other was a guy. They still decide to date.
I am not find it even after hours of search!

You Were A Girl?!

Also has a sequel.

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Sure is pink. :D

As for the latter part, the parallels between this pair and Tadokoro-san are made really obvious here...

^I think you're clearly reading too much into this. There is no reason to assume that there was more going on between them than we've been told, especially considering that what we know of the past has come not from Midori talking about it to someone else, where she might keep something like this a secret, but from flashbacks in her own mind, where she has no reason to hide any additional facts.

^The changes have been slow, over many months. As the latest chapter puts it, "familiarity had dulled them".

I suspect we all thought that drip to be something else... :D

Still hate how Toudou just (again) get away with his shenanigans.

Admittedly, though, while it did set up the obvious misunderstanding at the end, this time it also helped Maekawa not only with her manga, but also to better understand Shimizu.

Red Marnie is the best Marnie.

Not quite as good as the first part, but there's progress!

Unexpected, but cute.

That udon really must have been good.

Adorable. ^_^

Looks like the Flapple worked like a charm.

I saw the latest chapter (3) out elsewhere and it gave me the sooper diabeetus as I sat here (alone) giggling to myself (alone).

I can see why.

Hmm... I honestly feel that most of the time this version tries to expand on the original web comic, it doesn't feel quite right. The only exceptions are chapter 6, where the new parts truly feel natural, and the entirely new 10.5, which honestly deserves to be called chapter 11 instead, but I guess the author wants to keep the numbering consistent between the two versions.

Good job, Lilith!

may have the silliest question but, how do you post pictures on here? Or gifs?

There's a tutorial for that.

Adorable. ^_^

^Still living up to your name, I see... Don't you see you have to be closer under a smaller umbrella?