If I'm not mistaken, there is a doujin of them called "zofia x maria", it never arrived here

Wow, this ship died? 2 years without updates

This is really cute, but... no bitoquinhas (kisses)? No... Sapecagens (Sex)? Anyway, I liked it.

Comes back another year later.
This is probably still thee best yuri sex I've ever read on this site. Its so good that I keep coming back to read it again and again every year lol.

It's not sex Yuri, it's STRAIGHT sex between two women

What I expect from a yuri hentai:
Intimacy between two women, in a raw, sensual, and genuine way, without any male symbols being forcefully inserted. That thing — breathing, breasts against breasts, mouth to mouth, hands on vulvas, mouths on vulvas, vulvas against vulvas — is exactly what makes yuri so special: the focus on real touch, on the subtleties of the body, on mutual pleasure and taking things slowly.

It's something much more tactile, sensitive, and hot than any strap-on. It's sex between women, not a disguised heterosexual performance.

It's funny how some authors can convey that kind of scene with a tension that gives you goosebumps, even without showing anything too explicit — just with glances, warmth, and good buildup of atmosphere.

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I feel like an outcast for not loving this work.
Apart from some of the proportions completely throwing me off, it's mainly due the explicitness of the whole work. I generally prefer it when the sex scenes are subtle, when what's going on isn't shown completely and it's partly up to your imagination... Which is uhm, definitely not the case here lol.
I was actually kind of getting into it, but then the pages upon pages of strap-on banging just ensued on and it kind of felt a bit too much "hello audience with penis, insert yourself here". I mean in a way I could insert myself as the person wearing the strap-on, but I don't want to insert myself into anything. I just wanna read about two people lovin' each other('s bodies).
But oh well this all being personal preference of course.

I'll come back to this in a few years, maybe my tastes will have changed by then.

Weird, I'm a straight guy and obviously I have a PENIS, and I think literally the same as you, this "story" really doesn't appeal to me

Just finished reading it and honestly, I’d be lying if I said I liked it. It’s nearly 100 pages of nothing but strap-on sex, with very little story or character development. It’s not that explicit scenes are a problem, but when the focus is solely on mechanical acts with a rubber dick, repeated over and over, it gets tiring and even impersonal. There’s no real connection between them, no actual touching — none of that body-to-body intimacy that makes yuri truly shine. In the end, it feels more like a male fantasy poorly disguised as yuri rather than something created with genuine lesbian care and sensibility. And on top of that, it’s way too long for such little substance.

Oh, and Nikomaki forever <3

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Why did it take me so long to find this???? It's perfect — the only things I didn't like were: there was no pussy eating, no 69, and no tesourada (scissoring). Other than that, it's really, really good.

I... I liked it. And no, I'm not proud of it.

This is so cool, I love it when artists put in the effort to make things like this

Bro, P-E-R-F-E-C-T, this is the coolest thing I've seen today

Koishi is practically a walking Brazilian flag

Beautiful

Am I the only one who noticed that they used to do a lot more lesbian incest? It's a shame that it's no longer like that, because I really like it.

Many people have a fetish for drinking urine... And I'm one of them...

Thank you for the help and advice, but I don't know if I have the courage to ask people to treat me like a girl. I think they would just laugh at me. I need to think more about all of this, understand what I am and how I truly feel. Either way, thank you.

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And just to be honest, I’m a 19-year-old virgin guy who’s never even really fallen in love — but lately, I’ve been catching myself thinking things like “damn, I really don’t like this body, it frustrates me.” I often wonder what it would be like if I were a lesbian. My usernames in games are always feminine... So I keep asking myself: am I on the path to discovering that I’m trans? I don’t know. Maybe. I’m just trying to make sense of these feelings.

Sorry if I stressed you out again, but I don't want to discuss this anymore.

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I understand, and honestly, I respect your experience and what you shared. But just to be clear: no one here is saying that trans people don’t exist or don’t deserve representation — quite the opposite. The point is that in this specific case, we’re talking about a light, cute anime that never directly touches on gender identity or politic.

You yourself said it’s a headcanon, and that’s totally fine — everyone can relate to characters in their own way. I just think it’s important to separate that kind of personal interpretation from what’s actually in the source material. The character is 15 and exists in a setting with no hints in that direction, so when these kinds of heated debates come up, it feels more like individual projection than an analysis of the author’s intent.

Wow, did I really relive a 5 year old beef? Congrats to me... I think

Oh, and just to reinforce, I was talking about trans characters in Japanese media, not in real life.

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"3." wasn't part of the logical argument, just a reminder of context. People sometimes build whole headcanons or debates around characters without realizing they're talking about a literal 15-year-old In a light and cute anime. Whether it's about gender identity or romantic dynamics, it's worth remembering we're discussing a fictional teenager — not an adult with fully formed identity or clear narrative intentions behind every trait.

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1. The tomboy-being-mistaken-for-a-boy joke is a standard trope:
   Almost every yuri work that features a more butch or tomboy character includes at least one joke where someone mistakes her for a boy — especially when they’re kids. That doesn’t mean the character is trans; it’s just a comedic device or a way to show contrast between her and the more feminine character. It’s a very common trope, and within the logic of manga culture, it’s not a sign of gender identity.

2. The chance of the character actually being trans is small, considering Japan:
   Japan is still very conservative when it comes to gender identity and sexuality in mainstream media. There are exceptions, of course, but well-represented trans characters in mainstream manga (not explicitly LGBTQ+ niche ones) are extremely rare. Most of the time when Japan tackles this kind of topic, it’s with stereotypes or in a comedic tone.

3. Guys, she's a person of about 15 years old...

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jaegermangenson, Just use logic, what are the chances of the Japanese making a trans character? Practically 0, and on top of that they didn't even mention it in the series, I highly doubt she's trans.

You have been brought to the good side of the force

The needing of a "rod" made it kind of a turn off.

I know it was supposed to be funny (this stick thing), but it's really disheartening.

My eyes bleed

I really don't know what to Comment, I was looking for a Yuri threesome anthology and this came up