Really wish these were longer. As they are, though, they're decent vignettes. Cute, definitely. I've honestly been looking for more yuri like this, since most yuri I come across either have weirdly moe art or focus on two femme women (which isn't an issue by itself, but it does get kind of repetitive after a while). The couples in this anthology may be weirdly consistent (as the description says, there's a very clear butch/femme dynamic), but hey, I gotta hand it to the author for knowing what she likes.

Also, the last reviewer has clearly not actually talked to enough butch/masculine women (if any). There's a pretty big range in how 'masculine' we can be, and I definitely know some that are "manlier" than pretty much every guy I know. Frankly, as a person in a pretty butch/butch relationship, I wish there was more yuri involving two masculine girls, but this is fine too.

... Last updated on February 21st, 2017, 11:55pm

So they're supposed to be yuri stories.
However, in every single pair, one girl looks like a stereotypical fashion model, while the other "girl" is always a head taller, has broad, wide shoulders, a waist as thick as "her" hips, big, meaty hands, long muscular arms, and breasts that look exactly like a man's pectorals.
They don't dress like girls, act like girls, think like girls or talk like girls. In every way they're stereotypically masculine. And I'm not talking "masculine" as in Takarazuka, or butches or even bishies, I'm talking about full on obvious guys.
I swear, one of them even has a trouser bulge.

This is obviously a shoujo het manga, that for some reason the mangaka decide to market as yuri.