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A common meme originating from _yuri_ is (possible NSFW images in link) ["They
Were Both Bottoms"](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/they-were-both-bottoms)
which features 2 women in their underwear about to have sex but lamenting at
the realization that neither one is willing to take the lead.

On the [Know Your Meme](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/they-were-both-bottoms)
site, it states that the image was originally drawn by Mikawa Miso. However,
it doesn't list what the manga/doujinshi was and the link in the citation goes
to DynastyScans's 404 page.

So, which of Mikawa Miso's works did the "They Were Both Bottoms" image
originate from?


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What was the manga/doujinshi that "They Were Both Bottoms" originated from?


**It was from[ _Neko to Neko no Owaranai
Yoru_](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series/zw2ki2a/neko-to-neko-no-owaranai-
yoru)** , which was 1 of 2 works published in 2017.

Conveniently, the sample page from Baka-Updates Manga shows the relevant
panel, with its bigger version shown on [the author's
tweet](https://twitter.com/mkw_bkn2/status/852540554411778049) (warning: mild
NSFW image). The original panel mentioned

> 前略お互いネコでした

with the term "neko" equivalent to the term "uke" / "bottom".

Further reading: [What is the equivalent of "seme" and "uke" in yuri
culture?](https://anime.stackexchange.com/q/28319/2516)


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