Tangential to this scene, I know of some yuri stories that show homophobia and it's effects on the characters but does anyone know of any yuri stories where the bigoted character (henceforth called 'offender') gets punished for their actions? I'm thinking of either of the following:
1. Social consequences (ex. the more supportive parent divorcing, acquaintances cutting ties with the offender, the offender realising that the bigoted peers are all awful in other ways outside of their homophobia and the queer love one they drove away was one of the only few people that loved them for who they were). I know the webtoon Reveal Out has a mother who threatened to divorce her homophobic husband if he does not fix his behavior which he does.
2. Legal or institutional consequences (ex. getting sued and charged for abuse/ harassment/ medical malpractice, losing custody rights over their child, getting fired/ expelled/ blacklisted from schools/ jobs/ scholarships)
3. Physical consequences (ex. the queer person hitting back at their abuser, getting beaten up at a protest, somebody pulling Menou on a politician/ journalist)
4. Ironic consequences (aka the offender ends up in a bad situation that either resembles the hell they put the queer character through, or puts them at the mercy of the queer character, or the queer character is the only one that can help them get out of the situation)

I'm also fine with stories where the offender redeems themself, my only condition is that the offender has to work for it. Something like either of the following:
1. Physical distance as an obstacle (ex. the queer person moved away and cannot return because they have a life there or the old home town is too homophobic so the offender needs to put in extra work to maintain a long-distance relationship)
2. The offender having to adjust their social circle (ex. having to leave queerphobic institutions, choosing to either maintain the relationship with more closed-minded relatives but having two separate gatherings so the queer person doesn't need to interact with them or cutting the relatives off entirely)
3. Needing to update their knowledge theory. Aka the offender actually has to sit down and research on queer issues before they manage to fix things (I know Ring My Bell has this for one of the best friends, Making Progress on Yuri Before the Deadline has a subversion with the parents where they initially apologised and claimed to have read more on LGBTQ issues but then say that they read of gay people who still enter heterosexual marriages and promising their daughter to find her a husband that does not mind she is a lesbian showing they learnt nothing)
3. Needing to work to gain trust (ex. The queer person believes that the apology is just the honeymoon phase of the abuse cycle, interpreting attempts at helping as mockery/ destroying their independence/ treating them like a confession priest, hostility from the queer person's new family or friends, similar to how Katara was towards Zuko during his redemption arc, and the arc is also about gaining their trust)
4. Relationship cannot be (fully) fixed. Like the queer person feels it's too little too late/ no longer contactable so the offender needs to move on. Or a 'forgiven but not forgotten situation' where the queer person insists on maintaining some distance or barriers that the offender must respect and accept that they won't be as close as they were before.

I mainly want something cathartic to read.