So are girls in real life ok to share a boyfriend with so many other girls too....? O_o

adultfriendfinder.com may be instructive in this regard.

Nice rack.

@Roppon
I forget his name, but I was a dab hand with the punk rock zombie.

That is some mighty convenient mist.

Yeah, I remember, for this I said "the last oportunities she had". But even in that double chapter, we see what I said. The mood was ruined because Yamada shock when kase touch her breasts and then, the call, the poor Kase wanted cry (and we all too x'D).

Even before this, Yamada need to search what it was.

Not quite. Yamada looked up hot girl-on-girl action AFTER her first aborted attempt at sex.

Yamada and Kase experience coitus interruptus in Chapter 13

Yamada looking up hot monkey sex in Chapter 14

Just can't think this is their first time, and for this the first time I read it I have to admit I get really mad xD but, thinking that this isn't their first time doing it feels more right and cute (maybe it's something weird at first but, if you think of it, you'll end thinking that way!)
Anyway, I just got and 6 in english and shouldn't debate in it x'D this manga, with their good and bad moments, it's pretty cute and romantic, and this is something like the 90% of us think ^^ so that is the important thing!

This comic has so far been about Yamada's experience. Yamada is the 3rd-person narrator, and the story chronicles important events in the development of her relationship with Kase. We have witnessed several romantic milestones in Yamada's relationship with Kase. First kiss, first serious lip-lock, first romantic rival, etc.

In that context, it simply doesn't make sense to have THE single most profound "first time" take place entirely offscreen, such that we only find out about it after the fact.

Aside from which, the way Kase asks "Wanna do it?", it isn't an experienced lover asking her equally experienced partner "Hey, wanna fool around again?" She's asking if Yamada is ready to Do the Do for the first time. And the way Yamada responds isn't the response of someone who's already had sex. She's surprised when Kase unhooks her bra. She would only be surprised by that if this was her first time.

<leans in>

Go on...

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Reading over this last chapter for about the 17th time, one thing has struck me: Takashima-sensei draws kissing really well. She really manages to convey the sensuality and the passion of kissing without veering into some of the very overused manga/hentai tropes like the rope of saliva connecting the two participants. The body language of Kase and Yamada while they are kissing feels very real to me in a way that a lot of other portrayals from other mangakas don't.

"It is regrettably eggy."

i-don't-know-what-I-was-expecting.jpg

Different cultures work differently. Affirmative consent is a very western concept, and even in the west is a very very recent concept. Many cultures even in the west still don't practice it. I wouldn't be so judging about it.

I wasn't judging. I wasn't making any sort of comment on the quality of the work. I was simply expressing a preference.

As I say, I was quite pleased with the story. I would've been more pleased if certain other things had been included, but I'm 100% fine with the story as is.

@Roppon
Demonstrating once again that we appear to both be grooving on the same wavelength. Because I totally would've posted "Nice beaver!" if nobody else had beat me to it.

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Superfluous Pocky Kiss

The precise moment that Kase-san crossed the Rubicon:

Happy to see they reached this point. I just wish that Yamada would've actually said "Yes" or something when Kase asked if they wanted to do it. It's not that I think she was forced into it or that she wasn't ready. She loves Kase and wanted to do more than kiss. But it woulda been nice for her to actually verbalize it.

Also wish that they both woulda said "I love you" or similar at some point. Woulda been nice and romantic, and it was the perfect time.

But, again, very satisfying nonetheless. Though I would like to see the continuing adventures of Tomoka and Yui after this.

Kouhai has all her shit in a bag. She's like "IMMA KISS YOU, YOU OBLIVIOUS FOOL! REFLECT ON YOUR FEELINGS!"

@Ropponmatsu
Thanks! I just had it stuffed!

She's On the Lamb, But She Ain't No Sheep.

Purple Library guy, I agree with everything you say. The things you described are doubly true in the burgeoning field of BDSM romance / erotica. There are at least three independent BDSM romance. I am aware of in which the women involved find themselves seduced by Rich powerful billionaires. So not only are they fulfilling their BDSM submissive fantasies, there's also the element of winning the financial Lottery by marrying some super rich dude.

Despite all of this, Harlequin style romance novels Remain the best-selling genre of fiction in America by far.

they are not human, they ship

But don't we all ship here on this site?

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

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We need that sister in all yuri stories.

I'd sign a petition to get her into every romance novel and romcom ever made.

This subversion is a trick of perception, however, as general relativity teaches us that true simultaneity does not exist in nature, ergo one of them would die first in at least one reference frame. However, since which one specifically is not defined (see above), it would create a space-time paradox, which will resolve itself into both of them surviving in all reference frames.

Thus, under the premises of general relativity, we conclude that yuri >> zombie apocalypse, q.e.d.

I like how she just stands there in that fashion atrocity, frozen in mute horror.
(That's probably what a mildly failed SAN check looks like.)

1d4 SAN loss at most. Easily recoverable.

And clearly she's got a large SAN pool because becoming a vampire is at least a 1d10 SAN loss situation, and it didn't even faze her.

man that sister needs to be in every yuri story...

It's always the onee-chans.

Sometimes it's Mama-san.

Got to love it when people act like tropes are the same as bad writing.

Do I gotta?

What if I don't wanna?

Onee-chan says what I've thought every time.

It's like porn for people who really dig open, adult communication in a relationship. I am all a-squee.