Ugn...I hate that haircut so much. It haunts me in every panel, I have to concentrate to ignore it and pay attention to the drama. The split part fluffed up bangs thing is so absurd looking.

I actually recall reading a manhwa or manga a while back that had that haircut on its protagonist and redesigned him away from it to a more normal haircut because of complaints, with characters in-setting saying they forced him to change it because it was terrible.

At least it helps me remember the series? I see the hair and instantly recall everything...

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They 'parted' and she became a mad scientist experimenting with medicine on her own body seems pretty foreboding.

I feel like I've only seen this kind of product placement in yuri series, where it's actually pretty common. I don't terrible mind, but it's a little odd.

I wonder if the author is a genius and knows they're writing a comedy despite every character taking every situation seriously, or if it's just a happy little accident that the absurdity is so funny.

I'm not really surprised that this didn't last long. A lot of spinning its wheels, I think it could have done everything it's done in these 18 chapters in half that or less.

If you're going to burn slow, it's even more important to make me curious about what you're holding back, and I can't say this ever managed that.

That nonsense of losing all motivation to do something you were going to do because someone asked you is way too familiar...

It's called demand avoidance, where you have trouble doing something if you feel there is some demand (internal or external, implicit or explicit) to do it. It's common in both autism and ADHD.

Can be very silly in extreme cases. I struggle with doing minor chores where my roommates can see me, or playing a game or watching a movie that I have high expectations of, because those create implicit demands.

It's kinda cute, but this girl really does come across like "Man, red flags sure are pretty, so attention-grabbing!" given how little she had to go on. Maybe she's a Kodama Naoko fan.

I think it would read better if we got one of those phone calls in the story instead of just having the fact that they talked on the phone told to us?

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From the beginning and summary, seems like they're graduating from high school and heading to college?

Since they've finished entry exams, she mentions them being adults that should drink responsibly, and the summary says it's the beginning of summer break.

Though maybe summer break isn't after their graduation in Korea?

I kind of love how all over the place the tone of this manga is.

MC feels way too passive/reactive so far, which isn't the worst thing for early on but she's not exactly scoring high on competence or likeability either.

Less of a sin if the story picks up the pace a little, though maybe it just feels really slow because of the release schedule and would read better as a binge.

Sometimes, you don't want a story to challenge you. You just want some familiar fun.

This seems fun.

It's so weird to have this series at 'will they or won't they' after so very, very long where people were insistent that they already were and that anyone asking for confirmation was being silly.

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I can't remember how it was before, but whatever changed about the directory a while back (maybe quite a while back) made it almost unusable, especially the pairings listing.

39 slow-loading pages to click through, it can take quite a while to find a series you're looking for even with everything in alphabetical order, since some series take up multiple pages and you can't go to an arbitrary page, only nearby pages or the first/last page.

It probably wasn't intended to be funny, but the transition from page 28 to 29 made me laugh out loud. Guy got emotionally Yamcha'd.

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Starvation diets are either gonna end with an eating disorder or you getting fatter in the long run, don't do em kids.

If you really need a crash diet then go for the 0 carbs one, it's not healthy either but it will show results

Extremely low carb is pretty healthy, just really difficult to stick to

which describes a lot of diets, I guess

ah the Matsuri gay chapter where it is made as clear as possibly can be that Matsuri is 100% gay and in love with miss sunflower.

And I know many of you will be like "yeah no shit" but also it's always good when a story doesn't tip toe around the issue and tells us straight up "yeah this one is actually gay".

Nah, they gave it the "I'm not sure it's the same feeling they're talking about" out, allowing it to maintain its 'might pretend it was never gay at all in the ending or an epilogue' positioning.

I always end up reading stories like this at arm's length, because I don't really trust the mangaka to not ultimately land on 'suicide is badass'.

Even if this weren't a yuri story with mermaid themes, for like a 1000% multiplier on 'romantic suicide' potential, I'd still be wary.

Which might be unfair of me.

But.

So, am I the only person who doesn't read manga etc. on a monitor the size of a billboard?

I never see anyone else complaining about these ludicrous image sizes where I have to zoom the site to like 40% to see anything, but then, I'm a 1080p pleb.

Have you tried pressing the resize button?

Yes, of course. Your options are impossibly small, because it resizes to show the entire strip at once, or the unresized original image which is too wide for all of it to show on a 1080p monitor.

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So, am I the only person who doesn't read manga etc. on a monitor the size of a billboard?

I never see anyone else complaining about these ludicrous image sizes where I have to zoom the site to like 40% to see anything, but then, I'm a 1080p pleb.

"Go straight home from school" seems a common rule; Mei brings it up a lot in Citrus. "No part-time jobs" is another one.

It's weird, same country that lets 5 year olds go to the grocery store on their own gets uptight about high schoolers.

If the students are at home they can't get involved in anything that will embarrass the school, and the pride of the school>>>>>>>>>student quality-of-life.

I keep reading this and then regretting it because the MC is such unlikable scum, and not even in an entertaining way.

I'll be back again next chapter, I guess.

Page 4 made me go "gyah jesus" and jump halfway out of my chair as I clicked away.

Then I thought it couldn't have been that bad and went back, but no, it delivers a sustained sensation of gyah jesus.

Machine learning accidentally recreating emotions by trying to emulate social behaviors to make them more consumer-friendly and versatile isn't the most implausible thing.

Trying to be versatile and appeal to others because the benefits of socialization is basically how we ended up with the things in the first place, right?

Putting aside the weird consent stuff of the series, let's talk about what really matters.

Does anyone actually get anything out of waiting for each page to load like you're on dial-up because the images are roughly the size of a highway billboard?

We see here the nonsense that happens with 'has a humanoid actual form, but is perceived as a cat' as she's seen as a gigantic cat which, uh, towers over a waist-to-chest-high-on-a-human hamster tank while seated on...the air?

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