If you do not like males as a plot device and/or so-called "love triangles" used in GL stories that involve a male, know that the male character is in all 5 volumes to the end.
I really like how he's just "the male character" to most of us. Honestly I haven't been bothered to remember his name either
So out of curiosity, are the "Honey & Mustard" stories from this volume different from the follow-up stories with them getting together later on? Because those didn't really have much about their original relationship, which seems to be the theme here.
Yes, the "Honey & Mustard" stories in this volume include flashbacks to their previous relationship.
Who in their right mind would say "because that is not normal" to a kid? Some fucked up parenting that is.
I've been said "it's going to be complicated" or "why did it turn out like this?" and massive amounts of worrying and drama, but thank god, never the "it's disgusting", "it's not normal" or "god hates you". Consider me lucky.
That said, this story is sweet. It shows a long lasting married couple, just like any other, and that is as NORMAL as it can.
I told my mom I wanted to marry a girl when I grew up, she said that was cuckoo, it does happen. I did grow up to marry a woman and she didn't go to my wedding. It's alright though, my extended family is supportive.
I think the worst part of the story, is that it had such good potential to be great. Instead, it just kind of meandered and petered out with an epilogue that left a lot of questions.
It's wonderful. Say, is there a good way to get the pictures to display bigger? My monitor is tiny and so it's very hard reading the really tall strips.
I'm just really enjoying adult women who aren't OLs. :-) Not that there's anything wrong with them, just they're the most common of the adult characters it seems.
Can people in Japan not adopt if they're unmarried?
My understanding is the adoption in Japan is actually pretty rare. Abortion isn't as religiously stigmatized there as it is the the US, so unwanted pregnancies probably aren't carried to term as often. I could be wrong about that. Wikipedia said that over 90% of adoptions that happen in Japan are adult adoptions for securing heirs, not infant adoptions.
I love this. As a 30 (okay 32) year old lesbian, stories about high school girls just make me roll my eyes, but stories about older lesbians are more interesting to me.
Especially as a lesbian who's trying to reproduce (I have an insemination at the dr's tomorrow). It'd be nice if my wife had a reliable younger brother who could provide sperm, but alas, we're going with a willing-to-be-known donor from a bank.
Good luck! And agreed about high school yuri stories, they get tiresome after a while...
True. Yuri in high school setting gets REALLY old. Adult lesbians are just much more fascinating to read.
Pretty much, it must also be because they are rarer stories around here as well.
Well, adults can do things like live together, go to France/America and get married, etc -- there's more than just confessing their feelings or consummate their relationship which is what hs-ers are limited to.
I love this. As a 30 (okay 32) year old lesbian, stories about high school girls just make me roll my eyes, but stories about older lesbians are more interesting to me.
Especially as a lesbian who's trying to reproduce (I have an insemination at the dr's tomorrow). It'd be nice if my wife had a reliable younger brother who could provide sperm, but alas, we're going with a willing-to-be-known donor from a bank.
I hope this isn't like the other manga series....(I forgot what the name was but it has Manga in it) where they get along for a long time and it's labeled 'yuri,' but nothing physically ever happens. ZZZZzzz
Wasn't it a "Manga no Tsukurikata"? What happened to it? I saw somewhere 40+ chapter, is it even worth reading?
Only if you really care about the watching adults who look like they're 12 make manga and do little else but sometimes be catty with each other.
I'd pass on it. The 'yuri' aspect dries up quickly and then it just gets to be never-ending drama about who is good and who isn't at making manga that is super boring to me.
And nobody has problems with, lets say, a 26/27 year old man dating a 15/16 year old girl? Innocent until proven guilty? In many countries that is statutory rape. The entire notion of "Lolitas" is bullshit. Young people (both girls and boys) cannot give that kind of consent as adults are able to manipulate youth (due to inexperience and power dynamics), especially ones wounded by all the adults in their lives. That makes the boyfriend a predator. Guilty.
there is 0 problem with this as long as they both care for each other, girls stop maturing at 16 anyway and by that point in your life you can make your own decisions.
Physically, yes 16 is when girls stop developing. The problem is that emotional and intellectual development is very much not done at 16.
