^ yeah that was..wow. Thanks for the recommendation lol.

^ tbh I didn't know it was a thing to begin with.

Now this is just blatant blasphemy.

YES

^ it's just common courtesy, innit?

Thing about Yuuta here is that he's the one who isn't socialized enough to try to pretend to himself that he wants what he's SUPPOSED to want, or what would be SENSIBLE to want, instead of what he ACTUALLY wants. Hopefully he'll get that through to the others.

Couldn't agree more. Everybody else is just riddled with a paralysing fear of going against the norm to the point that they're willing to live miserable lives in order to maintain some sense of """normalcy""". Tbf it's understandable, we humans are frustrating like that, and I've seen similar situations like that irl, not to mention the entire cultural aspect of the whole ordeal. A child just isn't swarmed by those kinda things, they're innocent and straightforward, free from those stigmas that we assimilate later on in life.

God I love these two. They were one of my first yuri ships, they'll always hold a dear place in my heart.

^ I don't care who the IRS sends, I am not paying taxes!

♡♡

Sasaki seems kinda predatory. I don’t trust her.

This is admittedly pretty hot though.

Right? I mean the gal just got dumped, was trashed on by her coworkers and to top it off she was drunk. She was in a pretty vulnerable state when Sasaki made her move, but either way she seemed okay with it the morning after; so I guess all's well that ends well.

Koto definitely shows signs of clinical depression. Hopefully she gets better as the manga goes on.

Man, they should put a warning on some of these. They're so cute that I almost couldn't restrain myself from squealing.

Oh my

This is so fucking cute omg

BIG OOF

That was pretty gay ngl

^exactly what I was thinking lmao

Bro, this ones should come with a warning. I almost died of cuteness.

Man, I'm with Tsubaki on this one, I really wanna be like Yatsude. Idk how to describe it, she's like incredibly cool in her uncoolness.

Looks like my neck would get stiff after a while but hey, enticing.

^ great minds think alike~

what the fuck dude

man this is wiiiild dude. The way the characters act, the setting, everything feels like a completely different world from the yuri one sees nowadays. It's really interesting to have this kind of inside look at the Japanese lesbian culture of the 90's.

what the fuck

I'm not intrigued but I'm confused. It's the point that she likes crushing after her friend more than she'd like dating her?

It's fear of change.
This author depicts extraordinarily well the delicate feelings, the small worries, the attention to teeny-weeny details, all those things that make the fragile side of a young girl's heart.
Ami enjoys immensely what she has with Yuu right now. She realizes that the next step is telling Yuu she loves her. She knows she should bravely confess; she understand the notion, but... she can't but worry: what if by doing so she somehow disturbs the balance between them and ruins their relationship?
I really admire the skill of this author in making a realistic portrait of the vulnerability and emotional insecurities that so often beset young women.

Couldn't have said it better myself. It reminds me a lot of how I was back in high school; full of insecurities and fears that kept me from taking action in any direction. though my fears were more in the "she's probably straight and I shouldn't fall in love with her in the first place" department.