Most history you've learnt at school should be called "history of men" Women history needs to be a whole subject taught at school. (I've picked my two favourites if you are interested in the topic!)

In three pages, Kimi Shiranai Natsu Naru successfully manages to depict loneliness facing capitalism from a woman's perspective.

I have published an article on Medium about a strand of feminism, discussing about exploitation, racism and trans-inclusivity with material perspectives originated from French feminism Feel free to give me feedback or any piece of your mind ✨ medium.com/@flandrescar...

2025 has been the best year ever for my media experiences, and as we approach the end of the year it is time to show my top 10 media for this year and why I love them so much. All of these are super special to me so I hope you take the time to read this thread, maybe something will interest you!~

You love villainess because she's framed as such, I love villainess because she's actually a villainess. We are not the same.

When men authors create animanga in which gender power dynamics is reversed, women chara's agency still has to be exploited somehow, profiting to the male character who's supposed to be oppressed Weirdly enough they always manage to write oppressive world for women but never for men

Sometimes I want to check on some moots who are still on Twitter. But then I saw a trans woman get job termination because transphobic bigots reported to her company over nothing. And a transphobic QRT somehow landed into my TL with using Grok going all essentialist.

i think animanga can be quite sexist and stereotyped when it comes to gyaru, i'm happy this yuri portrays gyaru in a positive and genuine way

been fed up with dramas lately. I just want to read happy yuri they hold hands they kiss all good and happy

Yuri is about identity & feelings. Yet Throw Away the Suit Together managed to tackle socioecon conditions to being a lesbian: job & wage discrimination, unhealthy housing... Some feminist authors analysed hetero-patriarchy as an organised political regime: you "need a man" for a comfortable life

I enjoy many anime & manga, but I will never understand why some people become obsessed with Japan. I only have contempt for the unquestioned, deep-rooted racism and patriarchy within Japanese society, with harsh work & sex exploitation + modern slavery.

I've read a feminist critics (of GoT) on Quora that has changed my view on fiction FOREVER. Many authors just lack sociological imagination. Furthermore the Japanese mangaka & novelists when they can't even imagine a magic system that is not "video game" mechanics.

Vertin is imho one of the greatest protagonist in video games Not only she's elegant, but she's a leader with profound vision of history and humanity She transforms the universe she's in despite the odds, and evolves through complex characterisation I recommend R1999 just for its story-writing

I've tried to write yuri stories but I've never liked it. I really prefer to write a story not focused on yuri (or any romance) then introduce some lesbian subtext after like 80k words. I can't really explain it. At least it impacts me much more i guess.

Anime do introduce "strong female characters" with somewhat agency... Emilia/Rem, Mikasa, Asuna etc. Despite making them "OP", very often their agency'd be exploited to support a male character. Real agency is accumulating resources, build up pathways towards goals that you've set for yourself.

"the twist": a STEREOTYPED MALE character died so that the yuri can take place. It's crazy how the average anime normies can be so despicable. Low rate bombing the show that has a female character with high agency and leadership.

I feel like recent anime chara lack imagination, creativity and boldness, or the anime fail to develop upon them I miss chara such as The Major, Ginko, Lain, Johann, or Mamimi from FLCL Recent chara i'll remember for decades are prolly Frieren or... SUBARUUUU (just cuz i love her)

Which yuri media do you think are the most ambitious and take the most risks in your opinion? (I'm staying vague on purpose) It doesn't have to be Japanese media

EARLY HAPPY BIRTHDAY NINA (24/10🎉)

Hii, i wasn't feeling great to post on socials lately. But here's my yuri-spending-spree at the Paris Japan Expo (convention) a week ago

Since another person has sniped the TL on mangadex, I have decided to stop my translation of My Food Seems Very Cute. Many thanks to people who've been reading my TLs until now~

I've just released the chapter 161 TL for My Food is Very Cute~ I want to dedicate the chapter to my beloved @tanyaaa0227.bsky.social whose birthday was yesterday (i couldn't finish the chapter on time LOL) Her being in my life is the best thing that ever happened to me ✨

There's a Japanese exposition in Paris (July) and i'm so planning to buy a yukata to wear and take few pictures

I just uploaded the TL for chapter 160 of My Food Seems to be Very Cute! I apologise for taking so long, i'll do my best on the next releases~

I think the arc in Akebi where she learns about love is probably the most underrated arc in Yuri. The entire arc is about how Akebi is broadening her view of love outside of heteronormativity, with her classmate who loves another girl. before this arc, the manga was also considered as sub-text!!

For the gay month here is my favourite yuri hornykiss gif

Me when i become a mother:

No matter the yuri, holding wrist will always announce something gay

apparently "Does it Count if You Lose Your Virginity to an Android?" is getting an anime adaptation

Anemone has been such a sweet and fluffly yuri. I'm a bit sad that it ends, and also sad for how much diabetes it gave me.

"Even though we're adult" not only has good yuri kisses, but also has fantastic storytelling from Shimura Takako whose works are always rich about gender, self-identity and social expectations.

This is the hidden YURI of the season (they are so gay)

This is me and my girlfriend irl (i'm the one on the right)

Don't find a guy then?!! Why looking for a boyfriend when you can YURI

Translating manga/manhua is fun but typesetting is a bit... boring? I spend more time putting text in bubbles than pure TL That's why I've started to TL a yuri light novel to have a change of pace. If you have any suggestion for future reference, I'll take a look~

Today is SUBARU birthday!! 🎉 You might not know but first she's my favourite chara ever (for girls band anime) and my irl personality is much more like her than Mimi that i have as pfp LOL

The queer/yuri anime that have inspired me the most, and enriched me intellectually as I read review and analysis about, are Revolutionary Girl Utena and Shoujo Kageki Revue Starlight.

A (openly) trans woman in my MAPPA anime???

My most "underrated" yuri is about language barrier between a Spanish speaking woman and a Japanese OL who ran away from society. It's called "Will These Words Reach You" and it's so cute and wholesome

For those wondering, I'm still doing translation for My Food Seems to be Very Cute. I was just terribly busy lately but i'm back to business. For apology i shall contribute to your yuri TL with yurikiss

My yuri 3x3 grid

I'm getting little tired of yuri manga set in a school. And I'm slowly no longer enjoy chara dev around intimacy or identity discovery A yuri like Throw Away Suit Together, about 2 adult women facing Japanese socio economic brutality yes that's something i'd enjoy A LOT by now

The new girls band anime is INSANE

Yuri is about emotional bonds, discovering romantic identity, and the exploration of lesbian intimacy. It's not just about girls ki...

Trans girls.

Idk if anyone reading this but it's my yuri of the moment ✨

we need more mermaid x humain yuri

I just quit my job to have more time to read yuri

Yuri 101

I forgot to tweet yesterday but I've uploaded the chapter 158 translation of My Food Looks Very Cute!! (big yuri moment ahead!!)