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i love ebino mei with my whole heart along with seidou takizawa, haise sasaki, koumori kuroko and tozakura hinako ♡

[hynori]

Meeting and good-bye

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“King is a really awesome name!”

[manseio]

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One Piece Chapter 746

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爆買い

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2019.5.4 Crossover!

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⚠️ Warning the manga I’m going to talk about is NSFW/gorey/horror but the contents of this post are not ⚠️

Is it bad that the mass murderer turned hitwoman MC of Murciélago, Koumori Kuroko, a blatant lesbian, is making me feel more comfortable with the fact that I like women

She just doesn’t second guess herself (I mean the manga doesn’t really go into same sex issues in the first place) when it comes to her attraction and seeing that sort of representation gives me a lil confidence

(The manga is NSFW, gorey and has elements of horror and also yes it’s written by a straight guy so warning about reading it)

Some might say it’s perpetuating a stereotype about lesbians being bad/perverted but overall it’s doing a good service imo because you never see this type of action/horror manga led by a female, and not just any female but a lesbian. Ofc it’s not perfect but for how it helps me personally I really like it. I also enjoy the plot lol

It’s still unfortunate that lesbians/wlw have to sort of “settle” for getting questionable/kind of problematic representation because it’s better than no representation but. For now, as I really like this manga and the sheer confidence of the MC (also she’s super hot) in her sexuality, I will continue to read it and support the author ✨

[12pandas]

Murcielago is fucking underrated