The Floozy of the Toilet

It worked in My Lovely Ghost Kana.

@EddieBeinBeddie:
I love that series. In spite of Kana's tragic suicidal backstory
(which is rather gruesome), the story is funny, light-hearted,
deeply romantic, and very sexy.

@gammenon:
We don't have enough clues, and the few we have are rather ambiguous.
For instance, a guy might be "stolen away" by another girl because he has
already become dissatisfied with his current girlfriend (for whatever reason),
and is ripe for the plucking.

Plus, you have to consider personal perspective. If a self-centered girl makes
her boyfriend so unhappy that he finally dumps her for another girl, she might
claim he was "stolen away" from her, when, in fact, she drove him away.
In that sense, ghost-girl might be a bit of an "unreliable narrator," which would
really muddy the water.

The big clue is the title, "The Floozy of the Toilet." That would seem to support
my theory, that ghost-girl in life was sexually insatiable, and that her boyfriend
finally got tired of her demands. Maybe he dumped her because she cheated
on him, after he failed to satisfy her. That would certainly make her a "floozy."

As I said, we just don't have enough clues.

P.S. A sexually-insatiable girlfriend may seem ideal, but constant, immoderate
sex eventually wears thin. It is literally "too much of a good thing."

I did see that her being a nympho as the cause of her being dumped was inferred but that was one of the main reasons why I was wondering (or doubting) if that was the true cause - sounds like too much of a good thing for a guy to leave. Also, factor in that there were a least a couple times the story had her being "stolen away from" and "tossed aside by" her ex. Not "dumped because" or "driven away", but stolen. That jumped out at me while reading this.

@Septin:
That is quite ironic. At least this chapter
provided a little palate-cleanser for you,
so to speak.

Nah, not upset. I just found it ironic in a funny way that we got a ghost story as the next release after I previously compared them with Living Dead's Dream.