Chinro posted:

What's the yuri version of hamstereatingabanana.jpg?

hamsterlickingpeach.jpg?

I... really see nothing wrong with this manga at all. Sometimes... there's drama in manga. Not everything is cute girls doing cute things. And also characters not getting things quite right is part of the plot? It's fine if that's not your cup of tea or is outright triggering or even just unpleasant for you to read, but please don't act like it's morally wrong for it to exist.

Anyways, I'm happy to see Sakura accepting them and apologizing, but... I really hope someone talks Mogu out of talking to their parents... /that/ worries me both in a "someone's going to get hurt" and a "writers never seem to handle abusive parents well" sense.

Clueless1 posted:

What’s up with the recent trend of four page mangas? Too damn short to me.

Twitter's image limit is 4 images. Obviously you can make the pages longer, but since most people don't know how to get the full-size of twitter images...

I like the concept, but the whole thing seems to be the same gag over and over again? It'd be nice if they got more personality...

If nothing else, it's good as porn? A lot of r-18 yuri tends to either be vague (lots of flowery metaphors and clearly not intended for titillation) or done by people who don't understand how women or lesbian sex works, but the anatomy here was decent and there wasn't anything that seemed painful or impossible. It's fun seeing an isekei that focused on yuri, too.

I don't know why people don't understand that these are pretty much just things that Mochi puts out for free and for fun on her Pixiv/Twitter @_@. This is the length that's fun for her, so it's what we get.

...I do hope she continues this one, though. There's not enough yuri stuff along these lines.

Uh no. We have already plenty of stories with sisters-who-aren't-really-sisters, but it's still taboo for them to be in love and the way they relate to each other is not necessarily linked to their blood relation.

The basic plot wouldn't suffer that much if they weren't related by blood. Just the fact that they were raised together is enough.

And by the way, this story doesn't even really address the taboo. It stays comedic. Which is fine, but then what's the point of making them blood related? If there's an elephant in the room, I usually expect the author to address it at some point.

The fact that they are blood related adds a potential to the story that isn't realized.

But if this story satisfies you the way it is, you do you as well.

They're both girls. They being blood related or not isn't a issue at all.
Incest is taboo because of offspring.

It's also taboo because of the social imbalances and messiness of dating family, but that's the same if you're blood-related or adopted family. (Some of that doesn't apply for step-family though, but a break-up can still be messy.)

Anyways, incest is some people's thing, seemingly including Mochi Au Lait, so... that's why it is what it is, basically.

I always thought fujoshi (lit rotten girl?) was a term for basically a female otaku - of any kind - not specifically BL only?

Their AN seems to say it was only for female BL fans/otaku?

It's usually BL only, but some people do use it in a broader sense? Its usage as a pixiv tag definitely signifies BL though.

I personally took the author's usage to imply a female fan who's heavily invested in shipping (of any kind).