I loved this oneshot so much. It's so wacky and silly. While still being insightfully hilarious about the story conventions it comes from. I appreciate monsters and aliens also not following human beauty standards to be shown or be worthy of romance.
For me personally, i agree with the main character that Yuri as a genre just HAS to focus mainly on close relationships with women and this doesn't exclude lesbianism. That's why Birdie Wing is yuri to me but not lesbian rep and Rent a Girlfriend is not yuri.
That being said this debate in the forum about specific use of terminology and how cultures use them brings up an excellent example in the word "lesbian" itself. A lot of people will use it to mean any women loving women relationship even if participants could be into any range of non man or man relationships. I'd prefer to use wlw or even sapphic but many ppl also have a problem with that term.
That aside I also agree that gay romance terms like yuri/gl or yaoi/bl should stay away from real life gay people (or actors of thise shows) unless they bring it up first. It feels like forcing story conventions and 1 dimensional standards to actual oppressed human beings. Also the idea of the most debased yuri/yaoi ever (not in a bad way) being labeled LGBTQ+ representation feels off. Ofc can be great for someone to be seen, but also feels like I'm telling people that's a resource for them to learn from, which is wrong. Like The Moon on a Rainy Night is deaf representation but not a resource.