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I'll be entirely honest, I'm happily surprised it ended platonic even though that's what I expected of this manga. These girls need to figure out actually having friends before they start dating anyone.

Kubota: Pocky game? Kusinagi: Actually, what you call "Pocky" is the brand name of chocolate covered biscuit sticks sold by Ezaki Glico and invented by Yoshiaki Koma. And this "game" that you reference is little more than chicken when two unwilling contestants join in and a morally questionable...

I wouldn't think it too strange she revered a girl she knew in high school - at least when talking about the type of person you want your kid to be. Would probably be strange in other topics, but given that they drifted apart after high school and the husband may have only seen Mina at their...

I root for Kubota to find love in her age range and Kusanagi to survive this ordeal as a moral adult. Episodes like this are the fun "dammit, sensei, get your shit together!" type over typical rom-com mangas where I can root for relationship progress.

Having known many birds, I do not find this strange in the slightest. Even chickens like chicken!

Neighbor: "They need to hire a different gas plumber."

I understand. Also, I love the style contract of the panel where she's outraged.

I feel like my teeth are rotting from how sweet this manga is. @Kaarme I mean, plenty of school kids are that dumb without being communists.

Really, Saotome's most admirable trait is being able to separate the fantasy of idols from the reality of the talents.

Having been on the blonde's end of an almost identical conversation, well, sometimes your friends and family know you better than yourself.

Love Potion: Works 60% of the time, every time

@Milanin Right?! The creep side feels a bit too much for the comedy. Different cultures, I guess.

Oof, finally caught up. Thank you for the translation! I've been sortof hate reading this dumpster fire, and it really suffers from a lack of dialogue. Maki gets sidelined and abused so much, you wonder why she's even there. Every conversation with Liz is like two lines before the girl storms...

No spoiler heads up: This story kinda suffers from a lack of dialogue, but is a fantastic, frustrating drama. I'm reading it pretty much out of spite to see where it goes.