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Tessazilla had never seen such bullshit

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sweesbees

i love the parade of saiya burning every bridge with a flamethrower

Rugal1998

Oh the swirling emotions of a person who's trying to do the right thing but doesn't know how to. Hopefully at the bottom of the slippery slide everyone comes together to reconcile with saiya.

Philip Scarpa

She can reconcile by getting plump again

Michael Myette

“Tell me what you want!” *Tells her exactly what she wants.* “What do you want??” lol

Phat94

Saiya you moron "I''ll do whatever you want" The hot girl with huge tits and belly wants to make out with you "Noooo not that!"

Someone Someone

I like Tessa the most between the three girls

Another Person

One could say that this is Some Bullshit!

Wirefull

Tessa, tessa, tessa ❤️

Gamin

Saiya: “I have to make things right, I’ll leave you alone, everything I touch breaks, don’t stop me” Everyone else: “…wtf?” Aika and Tessa, I’m tugged between the two😣

Dr. Octoshrimp

Ik many of you flaming sayja for her acting in relationships. And i hate it too often. But its so fcking real. I saw many people acting like this. She did many mistakes but she is stil thinking about her guilt instead of the girls who get hurt...

Vib3s

Tessa *still* wanting to spend time with Saiya as if nothing happened after that outburst from Aika (also aimed at her), Saiya running off crying as a result and Stacy rendered speechless by disappointment in her, is telling that she didn't learn anything from it, too bad. Even if she means just as a friend.

Tysmelo

Jugs of disbelief and disappointment

YodaOne

Tessa’s nice bazooms and sexy gut are back in action🤤💕💕💕

RealJordanM

Saiya crying and doing this when in reality she secretly wants to go home and get fat and fondled by her potentially imaginary friend is actually what makes these last few pages hilarious and doesn't redeem Saiya at all

Anon8371

No, not what *you* want... what *I* want you to want!

Baby Sweet

I don't feel bad for Saiya. She ran away from Aika and Tessa instead of standing there and actually listening to them. She doesn't want to put any effort into her relationships. She just wants to be told what to do like it's a quest; like somehow doing X means Tessa or Aika will forgive her.

Anon8371

I can't believe it... Saiya resisted her horny for five seconds?

Crimsonher025

Something tells me Tessa is gonna make her stay and open up

Jumper9

More like Tessazilla evolved to Titszilla 😵😵

Jumper9

she cares more about what makes her feels bad, instead of the bad feelings she is causing to others

fa1995

ok yeah saiya just actively doesn't care about other people. like... holy hell

DrDeath863

I feel like very few people understand what she's likely doing, and I find this confusing. She feels lost, trapped, out of control, and likely hates herself. She cannot comprehend that people still like her, despite her flaws. She cannot understand that people are upset at her _because_ they like her, despite her flaws. What she's doing isn't a plot, a ploy for attention, an attempt to make herself feel better at everyone else's expense; she genuinely thinks she's screwed up beyond redemption and she wants to atone any way she can, but she doesn't know how. Am I crazy? Am I the only one seeing this? Also, is she neurodivergent? Because that would 100% explain why she has such a hard time understanding other people, and why it feels so obvious to me. Lack of self-control that led to this situation is a separate issue, of course, but this is my take on this current situation. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

DrDeath863

Also... Dem titties 🤤

Streamtiem

Bless Tessa’s soft body 🙏

ooo

I still remember Saiya from the firsts pages... This Saiya is a complete different person

ooo

Ah I love this rpg game. Very good story and soo funny

Vib3s

It didn't help her case that she spent more time thinking about Fani and what she'd be able to do with her. Take page 640. One moment she's thinking about how she'll face Aika & Tessa (which should be a nerve-wracking thought) and the very next if Fani will get to a school close to her so she can do *that* with her again... There's an ulterior motive underneath. I don't know if she's aware of how screwed up her priorities are, but she better see it. Else it feels like a display of "empathy" meant for herself to soothe her conscience so *she* can move on. Who is this all for? Someone she barely knows anymore and jumped her the first day they met in who knows how many years. I think questioning the purity of her intentions atleast a bit here is kinda natural. Perhaps her intentions are good, but i'll wait and see first.

Fuzzy

Boobies :3

binecone

I think Kip being able to make Saiya so dislikable but everyone else even stacy a likeable character is great story/character building. I always appreciate Kip for the fact they are not giving us a cookie cutter main character that does everything right.

binecone

theres two types of people in this world LMAOOO

MrMetroid

I mean, if the half-dozen or so responses I left two pages ago is any evidence, I agree 100% with you - heck, it seems like one user outright blocked me because of how I maintain that view ( I assume it's one of the other two who replied here since I can't see what they said ^_^; ). The way I see it, Saiya's not just being some coward or deliberately running away from the issue - she just no longer believes it *can* be fixed, after all the times she's tried and failed to be better up to now for one reason or another. I'd say she's not exactly going about the best path to fixing it, granted, but I think it's understandable why she ended up here; she's just that convinced that she can't do anything right or without someone getting hurt in some way.

MrMetroid

I can't agree at all, honestly; if she didn't care, I don't think she'd have thought twice about continuing with both for her own self-fulfillment. The way I see it, the issue's more that she's now self-aware of her lack of self-control - and hasn't been able to improve it even after knowing; it's less that she can't or won't put effort into it so much as that she's, well, completely ineffectual (or sometimes incompetent) at actually executing it, be it from lack of impulse control to just plain bad judgement calls. Basically; she no longer has any confidence in being able to do anything without someone getting hurt - and as another user notes, she can't see herself deserving forgiveness from Tessa & Aika even when they offer it. So the only thing she can think to do is get herself out of everyone's lives before she has a chance to screw something up again.

MrMetroid

In all fairness, she probably thought the bridges were already burned down by what happened a few pages ago. I think this is more her just losing hope and thinking she doesn't deserve to try anymore - even if Aika and Tessa still want to.

ScuzzBucket

Staying away from DEM TITTIES is impossible! She'll never pull it off!

DrDeath863

I'm guessing most are not familiar with how debilitating it feels to be so unskilled at socializing, or with the desire to burn it all down and start again, believing that situations are beyond repair and that somehow if you had another chance you could do it right this time. In these cases, the offer of atonement has _nothing_ to do with making oneself feel better; it's literally just what is being said: an offer of atonement. Effectively, if I'm right, Saiya is neurodivergent and the others are not, and they are effectively talking passed each other. It's called the double-empathy problem and it be a bitch.

Haris Pilton

If you knew anything about people, then you would know almost everyone is exactly the same from past to future. So few people change. They just gain capabilities and opportunities to act on their twisted intensions.

DrDeath863

That's a pretty pessimistic take there Haris Pilton; you doing ok? 😅

DrDeath863

@NightFall There doesn't _have_ to be an ulterior motive. There surely can be, but some people just lack self control and it's that simple. E.g., an alcoholic doesn't _have_ to be trying to escape something or to destroy themselves; they can just enjoy the state of being drunk too much and lack the ability to moderate their intake. Replace alcohol with fats and you have a plausible story for Saya's behavior, which is stupid and self-destructive, no doubt, but not really evil—at least not to my eyes, as I believe evil comes with express intent.

Vib3s

@DrDeath I stopped having much sympathy for Saiya the moment she decided to cheat on Aika only mere seconds after Aika checked in on her via text, and the 2nd time when she completely disregarded Tessa's words "why aren't you with your girlfriend" (even though sarcasm was intended) only to proceed anyway. Like, girl, you're reminded of the person you love twice just before you cheat. Do something. As for evil intentions, she came pretty close. Remember when Saiya tried to shut Tessa up by keeping her at home permanently so she couldn't tell Aika what Saiya did with her? Yeah, it started from panic, and that Tessa enjoyed it is besides the point. It's that Saiya used that as an excuse and ended up *enjoying* what she was doing to Tessa (literally foaming at the mouth) even though she knew it was wrong. For me, she crossed a line there. If it wasn't evil it was malicious at the very least. How's that for express intent? And Fani is still a person that she can fall back on, take her away and she has nothing remaining but her own misery. That to me would've been altruistic, not this... I'm just less inclined to defend Saiya at the moment, it doesn't mean i'm never going to change my opinion. But even an alcoholic can make serious attemps to actually throw the bottle away. By pushing those aside forcing themselves on her, setting boundaries, telling them to stop what they are doing, stop following the people you know are out to seduce you, walk away. It ain't helping fan-service but hey, there's a narrative to be told. What she's doing now, talking seriously to her and ending things as they were between them, is something she could've easily done ages ago... But she decided to wait until (to no one's surprise) everything spiraled out of control. Saiya's willpower throughout the story has just been non-existent, or she wasn't actually trying hard enough. I'm still leaning towards the latter.

John Credo

I love Tessa so much

MrMetroid

Honestly, I don't think that's the case here. I think it's more that she just genuinely thinks she is the source of those bad feelings (which she's not even entirely wrong about) and thinks the only way to fix it is to GTFO. Can''t have helped that every time she tried to be better with her self-control, she always failed. She doesn't exactly have a track-record to be confident of XD.

DrDeath863

@NightFall That's all fine. From my vantage point what I see is much closer to someone completely out of control engaging in bad behaviour than someone willfully engaging in bad behaviour and trying to cover their tracks. To be honest, I'm not that invested; I pretty much just take it panel by panel. I guess I'm a little taken aback by people prescribing intent, and what they choose to prescribe. I suppose we just consume this kind of content differently. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

MrMetroid

To build of DrDeath863's point here, in cases like alcoholism I've both seen and heard how a lot of times people will be advised (even by AA groups) to just give it up cold-turkey if they simply don't have the self-control to moderate any use of it at all. Personally, that feels like it's the same boat here - a person who just does not trust themselves to stay on the proverbial wagon, especially since she's tried and failed before (and gotten people hurt because of it). On one hand; yes, you can argue it won't necessarily fix the underlying problems so much as bury them. But on the other hand, that's not being a coward or evil or even manipulative - if anything it feels the the functional opposite; a complete lack of any idea what to do or how to help things beyond just walking away and removing yourself from the situation, even if it means losing something they like. Especially when she has a less-than-inspiring track record to feel confident about - wanting her to do better is one thing, but I'd say it doesn't necessarily mean her decisions aren't at least understandable.

Vib3s

"I suppose we just consume this kind of content differently." Well that has become very apparent and something i can agree on. Like i said, it's wait and see how this progresses. I'm not completely hating on Saiya, i can cut her some slack, but i just liked to have seen her do more earlier. I don't think anyone is suggesting that she's "someone willfully engaging in bad behaviour and trying to cover their tracks" all the time either. Just that her intentions haven't exactly been that pure or selfless, had plenty of options to stop herself or Tessa, and deserves to be called out on it.