Reviews for Me, My Husband & My Husband's Boyfriend Manga

This review contains spoilers. What would it be like if I were Misaki-chan. If I were you, I think I'd get divorced. That's why I can't help but think about how Misaki-chan, who likes her husband so much but can't do anything, can be happy.

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the title, and when I started reading it, I was glued to the impactful developments from the first chapter, and I read through to the latest edition in no time. The feeling of falling in love with someone is wonderful in any form, and that's why it sometimes takes so much courage to seriously face each other... I suddenly looked back to see if I was able to do it now. I love it, but the courage to let go of it because I want you to be happy is... sad. I hope all three of them are happy...! I'm also looking forward to the next one.

This review contains spoilers. There is an editor's review among the recommended reviews, so when I saw it, “It's been 5 years since we got married. What would you do if you found out that your husband's affair partner was a man and your former student? (I will properly sanction and have them reflect on the affair for whatever reason) and if my students confess that they like them too... (I think it's a personality disorder with no sense of ethics, so I think it's a personality disorder with a lack of ethics, so I need to consult with my parents and urge them to undergo counseling), my wife Misaki wants to be loved as a “woman,” and her husband, Yuki, who struggles with “masculinity” even though he thinks about his wife (Menhela selfishness is selfish dishonest) (he was saved many times by Misaki before marriage about masculinity, and it was also a place where he became aware that he was gay and was uncomfortable with having sex with his wife However), and Shuhei, who loves those two people without superiority or inferiority (it's like saying good things to love them without superiority or inferiority, they are married, and polyamory is said to have an ethical and responsible romantic relationship based on everyone's agreement, stalking the protagonist and even crouching her husband and approaching the protagonist), this relationship may be distorted at first glance (nothing but distortion), but there is no lie at all about the feelings that each of the 3 people have (? Certainly, if this is him, Shuhei acts selfishly, destroys the marital relationship, makes peace with the couple by saying deafening things, and is moving to want to have a romantic relationship with both of them. The main character simply despises himself, puts up with it, and lifts his side to the point where it is unnatural). Their straight and dedicated expressions drawn by Ayano Ayano sensei (straight? single-minded?) My heart tightens every time I read it (I feel uncomfortable and disgusted every time I read it). What is the form of happiness for the three of them? Please be sure to keep an eye on beyond the distorted triangular relationship (rather than watching over, it's like watching the eccentricities of people who are immature as people from a distance).” There were a lot of places where I thought. I think there are various forms of happiness, but apparently there is also a section where sexual minorities are used as shields to defend infidelity, and the main character earnestly accepts the unethical and dishonest words and actions of men unrelated to sexism, and even though in reality, the main character just runs eccentric and idle around alone and is in a state where there is no relief for the protagonist, they all have serious feelings while suffering while struggling and searching for their own form of happiness, so there is no sense of ethics With no adultery sanctions, I don't think this would be a very good end if the three of us, who are happy, and if they conclude that it's OK.

This review contains spoilers. Despite being hurt by Yusei, who sends a sexual gaze to Ina, Misaki is unable to give up on Yusei and continues to live with the three of them without getting divorced. Yusei likes Ina and lives a life while being loved by Misaki without being able to get a fresh start as a gay person even though they get married but aren't able to get divorced. Being accepted by these two people, Ina is a man who likes them both and continues to live together while hanging out for a bit. Why don't you get divorced right after reading it first? That's what I thought. I also sympathized that Misaki would suddenly be betrayed right in front of her eyes and become obsessed. I was afraid that Yusei was about to die and that they didn't break up even after that. Misaki owns Yuusei as she wishes, and when she loves her, she suffers. I thought Misaki owned Yusei from saying it's okay to sleep. For Yusei, this life is probably a punishment. I think there are many cases where people don't get divorced because of revenge when they don't let their partner do what they want. It's a pattern that takes away freedom and continues to bind people without trying to solve it with money. I thought this was what I was doing. Misaki was miserable, and Yuo felt a little sorry. I wonder if they'll stay together until Misaki feels better. I wonder if that means Misaki is kind. Ina-kun thinks they should stay together if the two of them forgive, but I want them to learn that an affair is a loss if alimony is taken properly. I want you to at least understand that if your partner is a married person, the family will break down and cause a lot of misfortune. That couple who accepts you is a rare case. It's like touching on Yuusei's suffering and releasing oppression, so I'm really excited to see what Yuusei says to Misaki at the end. While feeling frustrated, I'm obsessed with this work.

This review contains spoilers. Misaki has no choice but to pull in after all. My husband doesn't have a crush on Misaki, so there's nothing I can do about it anymore. If Yusei and Shuhei haven't done it yet, I wonder if it's possible to live with these 3 people, but they're already doing it. Even though I came to a conclusion, I'm just being swayed by the student's beauty. If Misaki comes out, the two will probably hug each other to their heart's content. My heart hurts because Misaki is so pathetic. My husband just wants to be with Shuhei. Let's get rid of my disgusting husband. Misaki is a wonderful person, so I'm sure someone who only loves Misaki will show up.

This review contains spoilers. A wife who likes her husband, a husband who likes her boyfriend, a boyfriend who likes her husband and wife, no one is happy but no one can leave... I can't help but wonder what will happen after this when living with 3 people. Personally, I love my teacher and Ina-kun.

This review contains spoilers. Ina, where did you look up the address because you live in the same apartment as Misaki? Where did you hide the fact that you are a student, approach Yusei and get the photos from? Wouldn't it have been nice to meet Misaki by pretending to be a coincidence? Furthermore, can't you think of cuckolding or making Misaki have a hard time and being disliked and hated rather than liked? They had a relationship with Yusei, feigned a coincidence, and the couple hit it off, they both loved it, the stalker was super prepared, and this is my own, so I live my own way and don't give in to normal, is that cool, or what is the two diseases of the kitchen still relentless? What do you think about Misaki's career choices is a frighteningly self-centered interpretation that it's okay to live selfishly, and I'm just walking there... Pien that no one understands, makes statements that are drunk on themselves, ambush someone in front of the house, go into the problems of other couples, and confidently blame Misaki with self-centered psycho theory, this guy, Misaki is also silenced by saying something, right, a former student, or rather, Yusei You're not having an affair or a sexual issue, are you, having an affair, going out of your way to drink alcohol and kiss her affair partner in front of the house on anniversaries that Misaki cherishes, so they say it's impossible; if you leave Misaki who collapsed due to hyperventilation and were told by Ina that she came close to yourself for Misaki's purpose, they would usually wake up Ai too, and pull it off, but Misaki misunderstood what kind and compassionate person of Yuki is? I'm asking them to prostrate on their anniversary or what, well, if I don't want to break up with my husband like this, I want to watch this comic until the end, the opposite made me want to watch it all the way to the end, the owner of the three sexualities in the author's afterword, and the 3 people ahead who draw this kind of thing could happen as long as there are diverse sexualities were also watching, but no, what is happening to these 3 people is sexual It doesn't matter, it comes from a lack of ethics between the two men, right? Real Minority People, if you read this, wouldn't it feel bad that it was used in the setting for comics with no sense of ethics and scum boys? As for how the author ends, it is natural that everyone's sexuality is different, and when this story gets stuck, ethics is an issue after all, so I think I seriously want them to stop showing their sexuality, bringing it up in a good style, and finally putting it together in a beautiful story style. (I'm sorry I can't post the next volume after one person!)

This review contains spoilers. 〈I've rewritten the review〉I haven't been following it for a while, but I read it for the first time in a long time and even bought the latest volume. Hmm, I can't sympathize with Misaki after all, but it's interesting! I think Misaki is a nice person. Serious, compassionate, and very common sense person. He actually seems to be a teacher. Well, the act of living with 3 people is far from common sense, but since it's the result of hard thinking, I don't feel unnatural about it as a reader. What I can't sympathize with is my obsession with Yusei. Why can I love someone who doesn't love me so much? It would never be possible if I were you.. When I was teaching students, they said that it's no good if you only like one person; you can definitely like other people, yet I'm not even trying to look at other people at all. I've admitted that I wasn't able to do it, but if that's the case, let's at least make an effort to look at other people! I think. To be honest, I'm annoyed by that attitude. Daichi is good!! Very nice character! I think it's definitely better than Yusei or something, though. Heck, even if his feelings were directed at him that much, it would be a huge nuisance for Yuusei too. Ina-kun has been criticized a lot, but I like her quite a bit. I think there are people like that. However, I wonder if you like Yuusei that much...? I feel like I like Misaki's one at all, though. Well, anyway, I hope Daichi will open up a wind hole! I'm looking forward to seeing how it comes back!

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting as a setting, but what do you want to destroy and die by yourself? Maybe I'm worried, but when it's because I had an affair, and when it's discovered, I want to face the victim and push myself to death because it's painful? From Misaki-san's point of view, I know that she likes her partner and wants to do something for that person, but I feel like the fact that Shuhei likes both of them is justice from her point of view, or it's just a normal affair. Other reviewers also said that if you like men and want to date guys, you should go out with homosexuals after breaking up. Just because you found out after marriage isn't a good reason to have an affair. So what happened all of a sudden when they were struggling even though they had an affair? I don't really understand how the victim is trying to do anything for the perpetrator. what are you doing? I don't really understand Misaki-san, who doesn't notice that, and Shuhei, who imposes her own values and has a calm face and sits between the two, and her husband who says he wants to face the victim and die as soon as the affair is discovered. There is something strange between the parties involved in depicting parents who deny homosexuality and the people around them as people who are typically biased. I wonder why

This review contains spoilers. I don't really like pictures, but I'm drawn to modern and experimental stories and read them. In reality, they seem to be able to come to terms with each other in a less troublesome situation, but is that sustainable? All three of them start searching for a happy way to not put up with it. The fact that I don't really know what's going to happen makes me think about various hypothetical cases. It may also be a good reference book for a place to discuss LGBTQ and diversity.

This review contains spoilers. For her husband, Yuuki, Shuhei is her first love partner. I live with my irresistible lover who loves both body and mind. Also, my wife, who is married but respects us as a human being, is not the object of a relationship looks at us. Conveying it with mind and body to Shuhei, who I like, hurts my wife Misaki. Shuhei likes Yusei, but he also likes Misaki, so he can't choose Yusei. I'm afraid of hurting Misaki and losing Misaki's favor. For Yusei, while living with a lover who likes both body and mind, he is in a state where he is not lustful, but he is worried about the eyes of his marital wife, and he is unable to express his thoughts. Misaki said to Shuhei, “It's OK to sleep with Yusei,” is like a bomb that moves a lot in such a three-way state. But no matter how it goes, there are nothing but painful things for Misaki, and Yusei will also be hurt by the fact that Shuhei's feelings aren't just his own. They will come to the conclusion that it is impossible to continue such a relationship, and they will break up in some way. It's painful.

This review contains spoilers. After reading volume 41, I wanted Yusei to live without misrepresenting himself, and as a result of Misaki and Ina pampering Yusei, Yusei's rationality disappeared, and she became a scum person who lives by instincts. When I came out to my parents, I no longer felt grateful to Misaki for being on my side, and I just wanted to do it with Ina. I don't think about Misaki's feelings, etc., and it also feels like she's opening up again to show off the opposite. it's really crap. What are you going to do with Ina? Previously, she hurt Misaki by not putting up with it like Yusei now, and acting as she wanted without thinking about people's feelings. Since we started living together, reason began to work if we didn't want to hurt them, but... it's no longer a situation where they both like them and can say that they are important. Either one always gets hurt. Which one will you choose, or will it disappear? Whether the 3 fall apart, Ina and Yusei do it and Misaki steps down, but Ina feels guilty about Misaki, and Yusei spends her time watching her figure with agony, and the ending is expected that the relationship between Ina and Yuuki will end as a result. Either way, Misaki will be alone, and she'll probably do her best to recover (tears) I know that Yusei doesn't have feelings for her, so I sincerely hope they get divorced soon and have new encounters! Please push Yuusei to the bottom! [Past Posts↓] This is a complicated story that is very painful to read. I like Yusei, and even if I want her to be seen as a woman, far from not being answered, I witness Yuusei's love interest in Ina-kun, and for the time being, Yusei and Ina-kun have both feelings, and Misaki goes one way. Misaki will get hurt more and more at this rate. It's painful and frustrating, but their cohabitation should be settled, and Misaki should quit (get divorced). Of course, take alimony from the two of them. Even if Yusei is worried, they can get an answer from Ina-kun, and it would be nice if Ina-kun had Yusei, and they probably think they are both suffering, but when viewed from the side, I think they are both happy. Misaki is suffering the most. Misaki has a relationship with Ina-kun at this time, exposes it to Yusei, and doesn't let Yusei suffer, Misaki won't be rewarded! I think so. Please make it an end where Misaki is rewarded!

This review contains spoilers. Just as I hoped!! (Does the person you like have to be alone? For me recommending Ina-kun (OK, let's start with kids), isn't Yusei-kun a bit sweet? I was happy that Misaki-chan would give her feelings to Ina-kun a little bit. Now Yuu-kun is confused (delusional) and I'm really looking forward to next time too.