This is like a more crass "Boy Who Cried Wolf Tells Another Lie Today", which is not a bad thing imo

and i'll also continue to support the idea that the mere fact that aya doesn't remember anything from that night

This is a false statement. Aya doesn't remember anything between blacking out at the bar and arriving at home, that's all, it's the literal text of ch169pg1. Aya mentions those two specific points in time, and it is after that second point in time that Aya wakes up and initiates intimacy. You can even see that the second point depicted lines up with the first panel of ch167pg3, where Aya comes to after having been asleep.

Aya's memory cuts out at the bar, and at some point after while still there she passes out. Mitsuki brings her home and lays her down on the bed, shortly after which Aya wakes up, having sobered up from her nap. After this point, her memory works normally. This is text, this is what the manga says, any "debate" in regards to this is based on fanfiction.

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Do you mean we the readers glossed over it? Or do you mean the manga? Seeing as the manga was the one that mentioned it, it's going to come up again. As far as readers, I'm not sure what sort of response you're looking for. Going back to ch 167 Mitsuki didn't want to sleep with Aya, she did it because Aya wanted to. It's not an ideal situation, but it doesn't read as abuse to me.

Also ch169 pretty clearly states that what Aya can't remember is between getting drunk at the bar and being placed on the couch by Mitsuki. She doesn't remember leaning on her friend's shoulder or Mitsuki bringing her home, but her memory comes back to her after she gets home.

So there was no abuse whatsoever, people are just overreacting for replies.

Good for them still being alive with Jupiter at ~1AU and the Sun at 0.2 ~AU.
Well our AUs at least.

Huh? Where did you get those numbers from? 1.3B km is relatively accurate, given Saturn orbits the Sun at an average of 1.4B km and Earth orbits at 150M km (1AU)

https://science.nasa.gov/saturn/facts/
https://science.nasa.gov/earth/facts/

Hayami "Has never kissed before" vs Ayumu "Has never kissed before but read somewhere you're supposed to use tongue so is going for it"

Kind of light on the explanation. Like yes we got some miasma lore, but the specifics of what happened and why she thinks these two have a better chance than most, we were kind of told very little. Where the miasma came from seems not that important right now.

Yeah, pretty much. Right now it feels like the only reason those two would have a chance at succeeding where others, talented mages failed is plot armor. "If it's you too, I believe you might be able to create the perfect seal... for some reason."

I get that the story needed to infodump on Sol Oculus to progress the plot, but it was clumsy.

It’s not plot armor it’s the power of Yuri!

This but unironically. All the other saints that we know of have been able to use magic on their own, Nana and Luliam are the only ones who need to work together to purify the miasma. To boot, they need to be intimate to do it (and the more intimate, the better the outcome).
So yeah, the Power of Yuri.

(also, from the very start Luliam has had a lot of magic power, while Nana's seemed to be a pretty good caster, so I guess the question is whether that's due to some special reason or they're just talented)

"In order to purify the miasma, we must have sesbian lex at the final resting place of the Elder Dragon"

I'm amazed Aya sleeps with earbuds in her ears. That would seem hella uncomfortable to me. Plus, don't most people roll around in their sleep? How do they stay in? Mystifying.

Tossing and turning in your sleep occasionally is relatively normal, but if it happens frequently it's usually a sign of poor quality sleep, either due to stress and anxiety, poor sleeping habits, or a medical condition like sleep apnea or insomnia. Personally, I used to be a heavy roller until I got my CPAP, and now it seems like I only ever roll to get onto my back if I start sleep on my side.

Especially since Shiho and Aki were so well received. I'm not sure why it would have ended during all that success. They aren't even side couples. Kind of a dated conversation anyway. Fluff of all kinds is easy to find. It was a good thing this series had more to tell besides that. Must be working considering what chapter is this now? Feels like there's a lot left too.

Aki and Shiho were quite divisive when that arc was first introduced. Shiho and the story's treatment of her in particular ruffled a lot of reader's feathers, as they saw her as being genuinely manipulative during that initial arc, and then the story just handed her the W with seemingly no consequences. I know that one got a number of people to stop reading then and there.

If two lesbians had sex and drugs and one of them strangled the other one, wouldn't that be fucked up or what?

We sometimes hurt ourselves by holding onto ideas of ourselves or dreams for our future. We and the people around us convince us that we show promise for something, that we have passion for something, that we should pursue something. Certainly, sometimes we're right, but sometimes, regardless of passion or skill, it just isn't something we can or want to truly pursue. But we get locked in our heads that this has to provide us happiness, that at some point something is just going to click and it'll all be worth it, because the other option seems to be that it was all for naught.

But, y'know, that's okay. It's okay for something to have been pointless. And being able to have that moment, where all the pretense and pressure suddenly falls away, it might leave you feeling hollow. But there's a relief in no longer being filled with thorns. It hurts to rip them out, but it lets us step back and fill ourselves with the things that make us feel warm and happy.

As one of many "burnt out gifted child"s, crashing and burning out of my first semester of college was painful and hurt like hell in the moment. But ten years on, I don't really care anymore. I enjoy the work I do now, simple as it may be. I pursue hobbies of designing tabletop games, I go on trips with friends, I'll be moving in with my boyfriend of six years later this year. The dreams I once had as a kid are gone, but thinking back to my memories of those times, I still think every second was worth it.

Oh this is neat as hell. The MC surely will not develop 17 quadrillion fetishes from this event. Surely.

I wonder what someone might call a fetish or fetishes related to pool or water based activities. Maybe something like "watersports"?

^Clueless^

Damn, this is the first time a manga chapter has genuinely made me cry in a while, especially as someone who just got through Father's Day number six without my Dad. Losing a parent is never easy when you're close with them, but finding love and understanding in your extended family or a new one is certainly a wonderful feeling.

"You have to eat all the chocolates"

"Why are you doing this?"

Yo Nagi-chan, these edibles ain't shi-

I think it's interesting seeing more of Diana's characterization, and how harsh and detached she seems, especially towards common folk. I don't think it's a coincidence that Liu Bei Li is pairing her up with Kelly, who's been shown to not only be willing to stand up to nobility for her own sake but for the sake of others. Hell, even knowing Diana's station, she was willing to intervene on behalf of the waitress regardless of what fate awaited her. I think Kelly will, over time, help give her a more grounded view of what life is like for the common folk, and that they can be a force to be reckoned with when properly motivated. We'll probably also get some romantic angst, with Kelly still pining for Hesha while Diana starts to pine for Kelly.

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Sweet sweet peak, thank you as always for blessing the Recently Added page

if my gf started on that I'd be like. "Why are you acting heterosexual"
because damn. that is some hallmark movie hettie behavior

Does that make you the male lead who's been ignoring the female lead's emotional needs and struggles until this inevitable tipping point?

Mountain Pukuichi in the Year of Our Lord 2026? Thanks for the gift
A nice continuation off the previous work, sweet but still a little bitter

Which way green Yuri reader:
"This drama is so bad I could die!"
Or
"This drama is so good I could die"

And if I die before I wake
I pray the lord my soul to take
And if I stunt before I front
I pray the lord just give me what I want
And if I flash before that cash
I pray the lord give me all of that
And if I ain't rich before 26, well fuck
I hope they let me in the 27 Club

I remember having an embroidery of the prayer that first part is from hanging in my bedroom as a little kid, and saying the prayer to myself when I got scared but needed to go to bed. It felt really comforting, but I didn't really understand why.

Kinda fucked up for a six year old, huh? Faith's weird when you think about it, but I guess that's why it's called Faith.

I reread the whole thing and I realized it's the slow pace that makes Ibu tolerable for me lol

Eat shit Ibu, go away.

"Once you've read The Blue Star on That Day front to back, you'll never stop wanting to beat Ibu to death with your bare hands"

I get that she's yearning, but idk it feels icky to see Ui mad that Nagisa wants to have fun with friends, lol. I get being mad that she can't get a definite answer from her, but girl have fun with friends too.

It's more that they just started dating; she's unsure if their feelings are the same, and Nagisa has not made many efforts to act like they're a couple. Ui wants Nagisa to initiate private time for the two of them, rather than feeling like she has to always push her. She's worried that Nagisa is treating their dating as just an extension of their friendship, with the physical stuff being without any heart to it.

They didn't even necessarily start dating, Ui just messaged Nagisa asking to meet up and telling her it was a date. They went on a date, but Nagisa seems to have not expected it to be much more than just hanging out normally. Ui's gone about getting over her crush in all the wrong ways (something she seems aware of) and is a mess of confusion over where the two of them are in their relationship, and I can imagine it's frustrating seeing Nagisa (at least outwardly) not appear to have any of those issues. I'm sure we'll learn that she's just masking her own emotional confusion.

Then again, having a reason to feel a way doesn't always justify all actions taken on that feeling

Makino academic dishonesty arc

I kind of hope Mashiro goes off on Makino for not putting in the effort and gets her to grow more as a person

AND THE CROWD GOES WILD