AWW YEAH!

The completely plastered college silly girls are back!

And all those feelings are slowly filling up their glasses,they're either half-full or half-empty,unable to decide which is which.

Also,modern and post modern mainstream art is nothing but a sham used by rich people to launder money around in order to avoid paying taxes,what you find online made by either humans or AI programs is where the real art is at.

Mushy college girl feelings whilst completely crunked is far better art then...whatever nonsense this is...

I feel like I need to do a reread of this series, the infrequent releases have made my understanding of the plot hazy at best. All I know is these bitches gay and can enjoy a fine wine.

Please no one have annoying arguments about art btw

I feel like I need to do a reread of this series, the infrequent releases have made my understanding of the plot hazy at best. All I know is these bitches gay and can enjoy a fine wine.

Sounds like you have a perfect understanding of the plot.

The art is so pleasing and the angst is soft yet distinct.

Date a university student is so confy

I feel like I need to do a reread of this series, the infrequent releases have made my understanding of the plot hazy at best. All I know is these bitches gay and can enjoy a fine wine.

Same thoughts and I went straight here to read myself some spoilers to gauge the story thus far.

I more or less get what direction that conversation between Jin-Ran and the senpai went but I'm still so confused. How did it jump around so much like that and still stay on the same few pages?

I more or less get what direction that conversation between Jin-Ran and the senpai went but I'm still so confused. How did it jump around so much like that and still stay on the same few pages?

Because drunk, but also because, until the end, senpai was trying to avoid the topic of Jin-Ran liking her. It's a scary situation, as she explained.

OH BABY!

Destroying lungs and livers,oozing alcholic and art knowledge,but also movie and TV series buffs?

AND M*A*S*H TOO?!

This comic continues to deliver,especially with strong progress.

Now explore those high seas together!

"Do you want to go to sea with me"

Ten out of ten pick up line. Honestly no way you could turn her down at that point.

These Japanese college girls know more about American movie history than most Americans do.

Those gals are quite urbane. Most attractive.

I more or less get what direction that conversation between Jin-Ran and the senpai went but I'm still so confused. How did it jump around so much like that and still stay on the same few pages?

Because drunk, but also because, until the end, senpai was trying to avoid the topic of Jin-Ran liking her. It's a scary situation, as she explained.

Another factor was the server coming with their drinks—an easy excuse to change the topic to something less personal. 10/10 chapter here imo.
They both talk around how they just had an exchange of feelings, Jin-Ran happy to play along with her senpai. Eventually it's Gujou who can't handle the "storm," the unspoken tension, and drops the game mid-sentence to say just that. Jin-Ran, further showing how she's genuinely happy to be with Gujou, responds by pointing back to the art discussion in her response. Jin-Ran is also metaphorically going out to sea, she's only accepted it sooner than Gujou.
An important display of this is how she didn't immediately answer Gujou's question she stalled a little. I'm pretty sure they both knew why Gujou was asking the question, and both knew what Jin-Ran would answer, but there's still nervousness. For Gujou, she's worried about not knowing what to do even if "the piece is right in front of [her]." Meanwhile, Jin-Ran is worried about reciprocation as evidenced by what she says at the art museum "I hope that you'll come to think the same too." The final line of the chapter is also phrased as a question, "are you ready/do you want to go out?" not "we should go out" or "please go out with me."
It was a little hard to decipher at first, but their entire scene at the museum is about love. Gujou's crush on Ibuki and the growing relationship between her and Jin-Ran. Ultimately, I think Jin-Ran is very right. There is no right way to love or fall in love; if you enjoy being with someone, isn't that good?

Some people may not enjoy the very subtextual nature of this manga, but I'm here for it.

The subtext flew over my head this chapter; I thought they were just having a cute drinky winky sesh with their friend over video call.

The subtext flew over my head this chapter; I thought they were just having a cute drinky winky sesh with their friend over video call.

pls explain.

That J-Scent Hanamizake perfume costs about 100 Dollar a bottle.

Yeah, that had better smell like bliss, fo' sho'!

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That J-Scent Hanamizake perfume costs about 100 Dollar a bottle.

Yeah, thta had better smell like bliss, fo' sho'!

Not too bad for a name brand! I kind of want to smell it now too lol

Y'all are gonna laugh at me: I hadn't realized until now that Ibuki and Botan were a butch x femme couple. The hints were there all along, tho. Silly me.

Y'all are gonna laugh at me: I hadn't realized until now that Ibuki and Botan were a butch x femme couple. The hints were there all along, tho. Silly me.

??? It's too subtle for the likes of me to pick up on

I never in my life would have imagined I'd find a reference to a Gabriel Garcia Marquez book in a Yuri manga.

Also,modern and post modern mainstream art is nothing but a sham used by rich people to launder money around in order to avoid paying taxes,what you find online made by either humans or AI programs is where the real art is at.

I was going to recommend you a few really cool contemporary artists, like Theo Jansen, to show that there's a lot of really creative stuff out there, even in mainstream...

But then you go and call AI "the real art" and I figured I gain nothing from this conversation.

But then you go and call AI "the real art" and I figured I gain nothing from this conversation.

Yeah, AI art being described as "the real art" has gotta be one of the funniest oxymorons I've seen in a while.

Thr short hair lady remember that one from rent a girlfriend, lol

I have absolutely no idea what they talked about throughout the whole chapter. But that conversation seemed to make them happy and comfortable with each other, and the confession was cute. I don't need to understand more for it to put me in a good mood.

Ah yes, Rosemary's Baby. The Bible Black of film studies