Should be longer I think. It’s almost impressive how many tropes this person managed to stick in the end.

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Does this artist hate muscular women or something, where do they get off.

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ah christ this series

see there we go

these two images together makes me think this is still cynthia x dawn and she's just hanging out with rosa

im more confused by the sudden shift in the last panel than the actual content of this strip

i thought the first ship of this show would be, you know. Carole and Tuesday.

very much with BugDevil about this, I'll go with Hermes all the way

this is just kinda weird

i dont even know who this is

we need more juri yuri in the world

today's batch has been very asuka x tomoko heavy and I for one and here for it.

Hets are so forgettable anyway.

fact.

what? don´t know what are you talking about but toradora and tonari no kaibutsu are leagues above every yuri hosted on this site not even yagate kimi ni naru or nettaigyo wa yuki that are top tier yuri reach the level of qualitity of toradora and tonari no kaibutsu, don´t get me wrong im not saying they´re bad in fact they´re great and both probably are on my top 30 mangas of all time but right now shoujo manga/anime is way ahead of yuri manga/anime in quality and quantity

Well anyway, hets are so forgettable.

I haven't actually researched this, but is "cross-dressing" in Japan another word for being trans, or is it really just a fascination with dressing as the opposite gender?

They're not really related elsewhere either. Cisgender homosexual or heterosexual crossdressing is not really related to gender dysphoria as much as wanting to look cute. That and not confirming to gender norm dress codes is unrelated to gender, there is nothing less legitimate about a trans female dressing as a male either.

I think something important to consider is cultural differences. I don't think transgender is really taken as seriously in Japan. Often times characters presented as transgender are described as crossdressing.

Like whatever uncomfortable miasma of gender identity "My Wife is a Man" lies in.

Maybe there is a cultural component to that but it's not like western cultures aren't guilty of conflating cisgender crossdressing with transness either. For a long time before research and awareness become more common it was all pretty much put under the same umbrella of "Homosexuality" (read: Deviance). Regardless it's pretty clear from the text here that the main character isn't trans.

the second oldest both has dreads and has darker skin than the rest of the family, I wouldn't be surprised if she's adopted. That dad's great in his cute heart apron.

@Reirin you'd think so, right? Only turns out canonically Jessie is somewhere in her 20s and Delia is 29

Excellent

Yes! thank you

i think the gist was each part was the same story told from the perspective of each girl. and in the second part you learn that the smaller girl who the taller girl was in love with and was afraid was being a bad girlfriend to ended up actually having been a covert pervert the whole time and was just unable to express her physical desire to her girlfriend. I think one of the major points was how the smaller girl passes out for a bit before the emotional climax and the taller girl thinks she's been sick and trying to be polite about it when in reality the smaller girl just got a nosebleed or something.

ah, always nice to end on some Pearlina

shouldn't it be the other way around

man i thought this was a doujin about an inn, whats happening anymore

this is a great idea

woooah this one's pretty

bah