How do you feel about games that depict relationships between

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2017-08-01 08:32:31 Post No. 385798772
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Anonymous 2017-08-01 08:32:31 Post No. 385798772 [Report]

How do you feel about games that depict relationships between two girls?

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>Kotonoha Amrilato

> This all-ages yuri game is the debut work by SukeraSparo. The high schooler Rin had just finished eating at the local shopping arcade when everything suddenly changed around her. The sky was dyed pink and she could no longer read the signboards nor understand what others were saying. Unable to make sense of the situation, she sat down dejected on the street.

>That’s when a cute girl who could pass for an idol, Ruka, held out a helping hand to her. With Rin’s self-proclaimed positive outlook and Ruka’s broken Japanese, they were able to eventually come to a mutual understanding. This is the beginning of a pure, yet sometimes difficult, relationship between the two girls.

Anonymous 2017-08-01 08:35:52 Post No.385798957
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Anonymous 2017-08-01 08:35:52 Post No.385798957 [Report]

>>385798772
>all-ages
Stopped reading there. What's the point of yuri if they're not at the very least scissoring?

Anonymous 2017-08-01 08:37:26 Post No.385799039
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Anonymous 2017-08-01 08:37:26 Post No.385799039 [Report]

>>385798957
Selling to high school girls that wouldn't be able to buy it if it were 18+?

Anonymous 2017-08-01 08:40:47 Post No.385799232
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There is two types.

Class S (Japan) where it's 10-17 year olds in love to 'practice' before they're expected to get married to a man before 25.

Or

SJW shit in West; where they're there for points and nothing more. When the fucking Witcher series does homosexuality right, you know there is a problem.

Either way.