You know there’s an omegaverse[-adjacent] AU for this webcomic? I need an AU where the moms get together. Give me that Chaotic Bisexual x Repressed [?]sexual / Romance-Obssesed Girlie x Way-Too-Serious Girlie / Sunshine x Trauma fecking dynamic idk wdywfm

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in two chapters we got the progression that could've been packed into a quarter of a chapter

in two chapters we got the progression that could've been packed into a quarter of a chapter

I'm fine the current pacing myself

Pacing is fine, the chapters are too short. Not criticizing anyone, but I long for more content.

A quarter of a chapter would be one or two pages in this case, which isn't enough time to develop much.

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ok hear me out: let her starve

Damn ma'am you live like this?

YO, LET THE MOMS FUCK ALRIGHT
(shitposting to not acknowledge generation trauma stuff cause is way too relatable)

They should kiss

This mom relationship is low key one of my favorite parts of the story I want them to become besties

is it too early to start writing fanfic (in my head) about these two? maybe I should at least wait for the next chapter… i.e.: The Author's own fanfic.

Am I the only one messed up by that line any her workbook?

When she was a child, she was a model student. She was forced to completely abandon her education to support her family. To such a degree that when she picked it up should be alive she couldn't even understand schoolwork for a CHILD.

She has done everything she give her daughter the future she was denied. And she feels betrayed by her.

Is she bigoted? I don't think so. She's just ignorant. She needs time and compassion. She needs to know her child does appreciate and love her. That her daughter being gay and loving same woman doesn't mean she doesn't love or appreciate her mother and everything she's done for her daughter.

Am I the only one messed up by that line any her workbook?

When she was a child, she was a model student. She was forced to completely abandon her education to support her family. To such a degree that when she picked it up should be alive she couldn't even understand schoolwork for a CHILD.

She has done everything she give her daughter the future she was denied. And she feels betrayed by her.

Is she bigoted? I don't think so. She's just ignorant. She needs time and compassion. She needs to know her child does appreciate and love her. That her daughter being gay and loving same woman doesn't mean she doesn't love or appreciate her mother and everything she's done for her daughter.

Her child also needs compassion, love, and understanding. Currently her daughter feels rejected by the mother, and the mother's very clear disapproval of same sex relationships. Even treating her daughter's homosexuality like a disease. I think the mother first needs to love her child in order for that love to be returned, not the other way around. Especially as a parent's happiness is not the responsibility of their children.

Damn, Mom's being written too believably as a depressed Asian mother...I dunno what the author's intentions are but I actually don't want the moms to hook up? I really feel like sometimes there really is a time and place for everything and them pairing up would really be a bit too convenient and almost take away from the snippets of realism with Luxi's upbringing to have both daughters and mothers pair up. Though an arc where Tong Tong's mom plays wingwoman for Luxi's mom's post-divorce romantic adventures would be welcome.

I agree. I want them to be friends not girlfriends. I believe they'd both benefit more from being friends and it would be more realistic than them dating. Tongtong's mom is just too straight. Friendships are just as important as romantic relationships. Besides, I don't recall any of the mothers written as having any other friends.

Damn, Mom's being written too believably as a depressed Asian mother...I dunno what the author's intentions are but I actually don't want the moms to hook up? I really feel like sometimes there really is a time and place for everything and them pairing up would really be a bit too convenient and almost take away from the snippets of realism with Luxi's upbringing to have both daughters and mothers pair up. Though an arc where Tong Tong's mom plays wingwoman for Luxi's mom's post-divorce romantic adventures would be welcome.

I agree. I want them to be friends not girlfriends. I believe they'd both benefit more from being friends and it would be more realistic than them dating. Tongtong's mom is just too straight. Friendships are just as important as romantic relationships. Besides, I don't recall any of the mothers written as having any other friends.

the part of me that cares about a well written story agrees with all of this 100%. The lesbian gremlin part of me is like "ok but consider: what if they kiss" and i gotta say, that's a p strong argument

The lesbian gremlin part of me is like "ok but consider: what if they kiss" and i gotta say, that's a p strong argument

What if they opened up to each other about shitty men they've known, and cooked food together, and laughed together, and started complaining to each other about little mundane things, and one night on the sofa they tenderly held hands while watching a movie, and the next day one of them started freaking out about it, and the other one was like "oh huh this is new" .... and then eventually... they kissed?

The lesbian gremlin part of me is like "ok but consider: what if they kiss" and i gotta say, that's a p strong argument

What if they opened up to each other about shitty men they've known, and cooked food together, and laughed together, and started complaining to each other about little mundane things, and one night on the sofa they tenderly held hands while watching a movie, and the next day one of them started freaking out about it, and the other one was like "oh huh this is new" .... and then eventually... they kissed?

see, they get me

The lesbian gremlin part of me is like "ok but consider: what if they kiss" and i gotta say, that's a p strong argument

What if they opened up to each other about shitty men they've known, and cooked food together, and laughed together, and started complaining to each other about little mundane things, and one night on the sofa they tenderly held hands while watching a movie, and the next day one of them started freaking out about it, and the other one was like "oh huh this is new" .... and then eventually... they kissed?

As the kids say "based" lol

The lesbian gremlin part of me is like "ok but consider: what if they kiss" and i gotta say, that's a p strong argument

What if they opened up to each other about shitty men they've known, and cooked food together, and laughed together, and started complaining to each other about little mundane things, and one night on the sofa they tenderly held hands while watching a movie, and the next day one of them started freaking out about it, and the other one was like "oh huh this is new" .... and then eventually... they kissed?

This is the beautifully constructed yuri version of my almost visceral feeling that “Luxi’s Mom needs [emotional, sexual] help; TongTong’s Mom is a mega-helper. Make it so.”

Seriously. I love yuri-wingwoman moms, and TongTong’s Mom may be my favorite example ever,

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Seriously. I love yuri-wingwoman moms, and TongTong’s Mom may be my favorite example ever,

what are other examples?

Seriously. I love yuri-wingwoman moms, and TongTong’s Mom may be my favorite example ever,

what are other examples?

There’s the mom in Tadokoro-san, and at least a couple of others, the titles of which I’m blanking on at the moment, usually of the “my daughter suddenly is asking about love advice but she only ever has seemed interested in that one female friend—ah hah!” type.

The maternal help often takes the form of suggesting a sleepover with dual bathing.

There’s the mom in Tadokoro-san, and at least a couple of others, the titles of which I’m blanking on at the moment, usually of the “my daughter suddenly is asking about love advice but she only ever has seemed interested in that one female friend—ah hah!” type.

That's definitely Hinoka's mom in Rejected in a Dream

There’s the mom in Tadokoro-san, and at least a couple of others, the titles of which I’m blanking on at the moment, usually of the “my daughter suddenly is asking about love advice but she only ever has seemed interested in that one female friend—ah hah!” type.

That's definitely Hinoka's mom in Rejected in a Dream

Also Evie's mom in Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess definitely ships her with Elsa.