^It's as cursed as I remembered. Thank you so much uwu

Not a manga per se, but I'm looking for a christmas themed image of Kanan wearing what I can only described as red christmas underwear with some sort of raindeer shaped dildo-like protusion. There are two other characters in the photo, but I can't remember who they are.

Press F for Maya

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Hmmm, doing the indirect approach, but being proactive! That's a great start for unuselessifying lesbians.

^legit? noOOOOOO

better update the status so the others know

^^ There was a series of images by an author a while back here. You might find them useful, though for positions in general.

Something that surpases Gender eh? Its not like you have had Lesbian sex or anything, did you think that was just pent Up frustration?

They might be pertaining to a romantic relationship, or from this chapter perhaps a longing to be with someone.

*insert the 'ole I'm Just Your Problem line*

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Honestly, cat and fish makes much more sense, though the terms would be reversed x'D

^^thinking about them as grandma and grandchild still makes this image feel warm, though familialy, for me. Reminds me when my grandma used to hug me—now I'm way too big hahahaha

Ahh, sad, melancholy feelings. It's well crafted enough to pack the emotions in one (20 page) oneshot. Curious to see how the author moves from here.

This story would be good if it wasn't sexualizing children.

Agreed

Asuka being naked doesn't necessarily amount to the her sexualization. Being naked in your dream simbolizes feeling exposed and vulnerable, such is Asuka's feeling of exposing her true feelings about Mori. Coupled with her literal breaking apart in the dream. I think it's safe to say it's a more symbolic nudity than one for eechi.

So what would the gay incubus's achilles' heel be? Human eggs?

Probably dies once he touches female nipples.
on one hand though, maybe if he ingests the liquid that makes women wet--I don"t know what it's called though

Madoka is pretty much Iroha's manager at this point x'D Gotta take care of her little idol

Not very imaginative when it comes to sex. You rarely ever see tribadism for instance. Or 6x9. Boring.
Well, if there are lesbians here, do you finger that often ? Isn't it better to feel the other's whole body ?
I'm bi so this is serious question from a fellow ...weirdo.

I haven't really had any sexual experience, but I think it comes more to the individual's preference? Personally I think tribadism and 69 are more niche (though not super uncommon) sexual actions that isn't as common as fingering and cunnilingus. Commonly, tribadism and 69 also usually rely on clitorical stimulation, while the combination of vaginal and clitorical stimulation as shown here I've heard gives the reciever much more pleasure than any one of the two alone.

Again, take this with a grain of salt. I've only really read about these things in wlw forums and references. As to why I have so much information about sex despite not having any experience, and not wanting to in the near future, I don't know. Guess I'm a weirdo too.

Female tentacles ftw!

being in love is the new normal

Also, reminds me, what happened to Beloved L?

Another casualty of censorship, but this time the mangaka had enough material published to let the storyline imply a happy ending despite glaring loose ends.

I must say the quality yuri output has declined somewhat but not enough to kill the genre. There are plenty of mangakas (physically) outside of China’s censorship rules.

Is this true about Beloved L? I was wondering why it blipped out suddenly, though I didn't catch wind of anything then about censorship ;w; Do you have any source I can look into ;w;?

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Sorry mods, I'm here again, I think this one is more relevant. There's a spam message on Nagori Yu's author page leading to a porn site. It appears to be set up as a real comment...

Yuuri still be eating the hardtack though x3

This last chapter got me emotional ;w; A great story nearing it's conclusion (u,w,u)-[ -- ]
Let me share my tissues with you guys

She might have alexithymia. Her trouble identifying emotions and intentionally "matching to [her] surroundings" may also be linked to autism in females. (wow I searched this up and found a lot of new info, this one is for you guys).

I reccomend this article that contains both for those who want to learn more:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/people-with-autism-can-read-emotions-feel-empathy1/

Tldr: Alexithymia is a psychological condition in which people can identify and relate to another person's feelings, but cannot identify the specific emotion. (e.g. they know they feel bad, but they don't know if they're sad or angry)This condition is slightly more common to people with autism, and usually causes anxiety and depression in autistic and non-autistic individuals.

(the end of my essay, please enjoy)

She might have alexithymia. Her trouble identifying emotions and intentionally "matching to [her] surroundings" may also be linked to autism in females. (wow I searched this up and found a lot of new info, this one is for you guys).

I reccomend this article that contains both for those who want to learn more:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/people-with-autism-can-read-emotions-feel-empathy1/

Tldr: Alexithymia is a psychological condition in which people can identify and relate to another person's feelings, but cannot identify the specific emotion. (e.g. they know they feel bad, but they don't know if they're sad or angry)This condition is slightly more common to people with autism, and usually causes anxiety and depression in autistic and non-autistic individuals.

(the end of my essay, please enjoy)

She might have alexithymia. Her trouble identifying emotions and intentionally "matching to [her] surroundings" may also be linked to autism in females. (wow I searched this up and found a lot of new info, this one is for you guys).

I reccomend this article that contains both for those who want to learn more:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/people-with-autism-can-read-emotions-feel-empathy1/

Tldr: Alexithymia is a psychological condition in which people can identify and relate to another person's feelings, but cannot identify the specific emotion. (e.g. they know they feel bad, but they don't know if they're sad or angry)This condition is slightly more common to people with autism, and usually causes anxiety and depression in autistic and non-autistic individuals.

(the end of my essay, please enjoy)

When you hand out po-faced advice in a mature as fashion as you can manage, without realizing you just don't get the joke.

I've been alive for a while to understand what a 'useless lesbian' is and how it's used, both online and in-real life within the communities. I'll admit though I didn't think your comment was a joke at first, I thought it was an acual jab at lesbians due to the wording.

Such wholesome lmaos