Reviews for 1122: For a Happy Marriage Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's already interesting in volume 1, but the setting of My Husband's Official Affair has a punch line, and I didn't review it because I felt like I couldn't say anything until I read volume 2, but volume 2 is even better! My wife also flows in the direction of trying to have an official affair, and that flow is unreasonable, and it is a very pleasant feeling after reading it. The woman my husband had an affair with was also pretty nice and not uncomfortable. I'm really looking forward to volume 3. I wonder what's going to happen. I'm originally a fan of Watanabe sensei, but I seem to fall in love with him even more.

This review contains spoilers. I think Ichiko-chan and Otoyan's marital relationship would be completely divorced if I were Ichiko-chan. I've been married for 11 years and have 3 children, so it's fine if I don't say it clearly, but my husband is different. I think it would be nice if they could resolve it outside, but since there is someone I like, I go on a date once a month. It would come to my mind when I was told that. I want to read the continuation as soon as possible about what kind of way of life they choose.

This review contains spoilers. Watanabe Peko's first work in a long time. The “Nikotama” from the previous game surpassed so much that it was amazing!! They are about to kill married people. It's easy to get caught by the ostensible “extramarital love” permit system, but it also includes various issues of modern people, such as childbearing age issues for women who work without ending up with modern marital problems, problems of women who are exhausted and cornered by not being able to obtain the cooperation of their husbands and raising children alone, and parent-child issues, etc., and they only make you think in very deep stories. I inevitably empathize with Ichiko, so her current state of loneliness, loneliness, and not being saved is very painful. However, it is a very mentally draining, and confusing and frustrating work if you don't read it with mental preparation. I wonder how they'll settle it. It's a work I want to watch until the end.

This review contains spoilers. At first, they were two people who couldn't understand, and I was particularly angry with my husband and affair partner. It was convenient for me to hear my husband's statement that H is good for them to love each other even if it's an affair, that H is bad, and that men and women are different. However, there are many places where the last one overlaps with my current self (ages are quite different), and I thought that if we can build a good relationship, the shape doesn't matter. I'm still young, so my life is yet to come. I want them both to be happy. Don't just be happy with your affair partner!

This review contains spoilers. I've read the whole volume. There are various forms of married couples... I wonder what an outline of cheating partners is; it would be nice if they could live a clean and good life without any problems with this, but there are a lot of problems. They don't even have children, so why don't they just get divorced? I was frustrated and fuzzy the whole time, but at the end my mother died, and in the end, I wonder if Otoyan was the only one who understood me the most, helped me in case of emergency, and stayed with me like this...? Hmm... Ooyan, I know very well that he's a person with good roots, but... he seems like a bad man as a husband after all (laughs) ah, isn't he my husband anymore? Hmm, I wonder if that means there are different shapes.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a constant source of trust between a married couple. It is a relationship where resources are properly promised to be given to each other within the household, and of course emotions are also included in resources. The closeness and comfort that comes from hugging each other, the time to prioritize people born in love, and things that are actually all traded within the couple, I don't think it would be good if they took it outside. You'll lose the foundation of trust. An official affair cannot be established as long as comprehensive trust is sought from the other party. It goes without saying that Ichiko and Otoya finally lost the meaning of being a married couple, and they once again built up trust from where they weren't married. Personally, the story of a couple who lost their balance of trust (one side is having an affair, the other side is still trusting) was painful, but well, humans can't always live even exactly with each other, so I thought it was something like that. Two couples were born to try again after their trust had broken down, and in response to that choice, I felt that the marital relationship is trusting, but it is also a long-distance runner where you don't have to draw a conclusion right away.

This review contains spoilers. I've never had an affair with my wife's official approval until now! From the introduction I thought, I was able to somehow sympathize with the complicated thoughts and conflicts of the characters, and I was able to gradually get into the story. It's a work that reminds me every time I see Mount Tsurugi. lol