"[...] I'm just going to be denied of my right to love who I want again [...]"
This really hurt to read, especially as things have been lately for me.
Still, I'm so happy for them.
This manga got marketed as friendship between two girls in Japan, back in the day.
We are so damn close to the end and it was just pure queer baiting like always.
Oh well. The first half of the manga was a solid 9 to me.
@Myorn and @ others.
I specifically translated okama as "fag" on my earlier comment since it's a *very* offensive word in Japanese, from the point of view of LGBTQ+ Japanese people. Just watch Japanese media from early 80s to mid 90s and see how people use the word and just how many times it's...
To the people complaining about why the mangaka didn't use otokonoko--which clearly describes the character better than okama--and instead went for okama: the former is a new word, the latter was the one popular in the 80s and Rui is old like that.
That's why he'd use "fag" instead of "femme...
I'm not gonna bother with scanlators' drama, this manga is not Fairy Tail where I can somehow understand it with my shitty Japanese so I'm just gonna drop everything and be done with it.
Among the other yuri manga I'm reading this one is the one that makes the most sense.
Ayaka's words and actions don't match, she has been pretty affectionate for a while now but as soon as Sora tries to test the water to see if she can confess her feelings Ayaka backpedals and make her feel...
I'm reading this and with all the Italian being thrown around left and right I believe the organization is called Enormità, not Enormeeta (almost same pronunciation though).
I honestly doubt things are going to get fixed.
A lot of people think that a divorce is a bad thing in general but here I don't agree.
Some time has passed and Mogumo's family even without them is completely broken.
In this case it's clear that Mom has issues and she needs help, but the very...