Calling trending music “chasing nonsense” is kind of rude I think

That isn't what I said.

Mitsuki needs to follow a path of musical integrity. People gravitate towards that and respect it more than any trend-chasing nonsense. It is entirely possible to be a successful musician and not be known at all by a mainstream audience.

"No problemo."

The way Koishi just casually strolls over to their hiding spot had me rolling.

She's invoking the spirit of secure passwords.

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This is dolphinist propaganda and I will not stay silent about it.

JUSTICE FOR SHARKS!
JUSTICE FOR SHARKS!
JUSTICE FOR SHARKS!

"I wish to live with Tsukino-chan forever."

The monkey's paw curls...

I've given it over a month to sit and consider how I feel about the end of this, and I'm actually fine with it. There were no pairings that I felt particularly strong about except Elisha and Honoka, so I guess you can call me biased, but I enjoy the "everything is as it was and should be" slice of life endings. And who's to say the author won't give us snapshots of the other couples when time allows from now on? At least we got some actual relationship progress, unlike many other SoL series.

Pure goofery. I love it.

When I first started reading this series, I had the song "Big Bad Wolf" by Aesthetic Perfection in my head as Ruruna's theme song.

Turns out, it was Wakana's theme song.

If this was any gayer it would be a David DeCoteau film.

the yuri purity wars on social media

I don't know what this is, but it sounds insufferable.

And in fact, no character's perspective is based on reality, as this is fiction

Ok, you're a troll. Got it.

As for her trying to control Remu, yes, but she's not self conceiving of it as controlling Remu.

Niji is a narcissist whose own personal delusion of her "friend" is more important to her than the reality of the person. She is consciously trying to manipulate Remu into becoming that delusion and loses her mind when it doesn't go her way. This isn't how someone who is misunderstood acts. We don't need to "consider things from Niji's perspective" because her perspective isn't based on reality.

From this cover they did a couple years ago.

"She needs to occasionally wrap herself in different smells so she doesn't lose Airi's scent."

There is no non-gay explanation for this.

Hinami-dommi-mommi?

This is completely unacceptable.

Y'all are obviously too young to know the symptoms of a stroke.

Like raw milk.

This is a story about a zombie apocalypse. Like kickap00 correctly pointed out, it would have been extremely lame for that to be the way she died.

I don't know if the uploader for this uses the forum, but on ch11, pg.0240, panel 2 - "following" should be "follow."

Not shown: Kronii batting a ball of yarn around.

People just need to leave this guy alone. The vitriol against him right after this chapter released was disgusting, even though he did nothing wrong. His friends who know about what happened with Aya and Mitsuki at the prom are clearly keeping that information from him, otherwise he wouldn't even be trying to talk to her again.

I like the theory that Eko is some kind of carrier for the virus.

This honestly makes everything thus far make complete sense. She's survived so far without any ill effects, an entire group of people goes insane and kills each other soon after meeting her, and now Miya is turning after being in an enclosed space with her. It's quite possible she is patient zero and doesn't even know it.

Should I ask any men in the thread right now?

I'll go ahead and tell you right now, as a cis male all of my life, I haven't personally fantasized about wanting to be a woman, much less have such a thing be a common occurrence. I've considered it as a hypothetical in conversation or when trying to be empathetic about an issue, but it's never been a fantasy of mine.

His ideal is a beautiful fictional girl, not a girl. He doesn't want to be a girl, he wants to be a pure attractive female character who exists in a cute world and enjoy all the perks of being cute and maidenly.

You do not decide what is and is not representative of trans experience, because you are not trans. There is no debate to be had, because you do not have lived experience. It's time for you to stop talking here.

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