An assertive masochist, I've missed this.

I'm so happy seeing a new oneeloli story.

I wish there was more

Hopefully she ate her. it'll be a waste not to.

I understand that in real life, what the teacher did was rape, but if we use that reasoning, all teacher x student on the site would have to add the rape tag, so I guess it's only used when the act is “explicitly” non consensual

I'm pretty sure the tag there is for the guy on the street that attacked her, not the teacher.

No, someone in the comments wanted there to be a stronger tag and not just a "foiled attempt tag," and they meant it for the teacher. I'm pretty sure that's what started the discussion.

Oh fair enough. Well, I have to agree with the other poster. The teacher relationship was statutory rape but it was "consensual" in the sense that both parties agreed to it. There are way too many teacher x student stories with similar conditions that would have to be tagged as rape in that case.

Yeah, I think the Student x Teacher tag suffices in this case.

Is that last shot of Io panting and blushing a sign that Hase being violent on her actually does the trick too, or is it just she's afraid?

Hard to tell. She's blushing a lot but it could just be due to the physical exertion of pushing Hase away.

Kurohime should cuck Rin I don't even care. How dare that kid stand in the way of the black princess :P

I miss my harem...

Considering this author's other works, this one wasn't very interesting (heh). Could have included more physical violence.

I love stories about people figuring out they are dead, and also stories about helping the dead find peace, I wish this was part of an anthology series about people getting into the elevator instead of a one shot.

I disliked it. Not a fan of works treating suicide with the same seriousness you would treat changing jobs or changing colleges. And it wasn't even yuri.

I think it was handled well. The one left behind is grieving and torturing herself with thoughts of "if only I had been there". People who didn't know her talk about the morbid fact she died in the building they're all in. While the MC is clearly upset but is also worried about her friend (maybe because she thinks she'll do the same as her) so she focuses on that.

When you have a type

I'm intrigued.

I liked it! Even if the ending feels very out of the blue considering the theme up until now of terrible adults creating awful inescapable situations for the children which they have to cope with as best as they can, but I won't complain because the story didn't drag itself needlessly. Not super convinced the two would have a very healthy relationship afterwards either, but eh, it's a story not reality.

Yeah, I like this author because they write a lot of unhealthy -but also somehow healing- relationships (ft lolis), so I was expecting a more ambiguous ending, with Colin not showing up at the end.

A happy ending
who would've thunk it?

I'm guessing that guy who works with Aya was the one that got spirited away, and that's the reason why he couldn't finish middle school.

Miss them

...I don't know about you guys, but I think Misa's just resolving the inherent emotional conflict of the situation (both from Io from having been assaulted and from Misa's jealousy) by giving Io an actually good, consentual sexual experience.

Sure, it's messy. Sure, she didn't ask how Io was. But it fits both of these characters perfectly. I know it can hurt if you've been in a similar situation, but the point of fiction like this is to portray a particular fantasy with a particular set of rules/logic and expectations- and in this case, this chapter fits perfectly with the expectations that have been set.

It's toxic yuri after all.

Yeah, I remember the first time I saw the Raws for this chapter and thinking the image of Io licking Misa's shoe was very hot. Reading the whole chapter now with a full understanding of the dialogue doesn't change that particular impression.

Edit: Also, I find the choice of words for the title of this chapter interesting. in the Spanish translation they used the word "Traitor", whereas here is "Cheater".

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Amesame4ever

After today this hits different

I'm guessing next will be the final chapter. It's winter and it's night time, like in the first page of chapter one.

I'm hoping her introduction is bringing us closer to Mamu-chan finding out Fujiyama is Sexy-chan.

I think she already knows. In Ch 13 wyen told that there's a suspicious person lurking about the school, she thinks about Sexy-chan raiding the classroom and then getting arrested, then thinks about Neighbour, and then leaves to intercept Sexy before she can get arrested.

It wouldn't had occurred to me she was trying to protect Fujiyama in that chapter, but I can see why you would think so.

Still, I hope Mamu doesn't know since I kinda like the "liar revealed" trope.

I'm glad Riko wasn't murdered in this chapter so she can live to suffer another day.

way to miss the point

what is the point?

I am curious what are the standards for the "lolicon" tag?
Is it just based on the artstyle, are there any standards or just vibes? I feel like a lot of moe art could fit into that category
Is it referring to the author based on their other work, maybe the magazine? Idk
Or is referring to the father? Because I think that would be an understatement

You're right, there's overlap between the loli body type and Moe, or even chibi, artstyles which is why I think any rule that bans artworks based on "apparent character age" it's stupid as hell, but that's another rant. Like, the main characters in Nanoha and Madoka, despite belonging to different age groups, would count as lolis to me.

As for lolicon, I've seen the tag used for sexual/romantic situations involving underage girls (sometimes just them being naked or kissing someone, without it going any further, would require the tag), but I've also seen it use for adult characters that have small breasts and are very short.

In this case, I think the relationship between the girls alone would merit the lolicon tag, without taking the sexual abuse into account. Also, the author has other lolicon stories with themes of abuse, grooming, identity issues, accidentally discovering masochism and dom/sub playetc.

I get it, in some way. 2D character and particularly female ones are the only ones that I feel attracted to.

I'm glad Riko wasn't murdered in this chapter so she can live to suffer another day.

So the third bondage general finally shows up and she's a new hire.
I'm hoping her introduction is bringing us closer to Mamu-chan finding out Fujiyama is Sexy-chan.