Reviews for 1122: For a Happy Marriage Manga

This review contains spoilers. It came up in an SNS promotion and read it because I was curious, but the impression I received changed between cutting out the promotion and actually reading it. It's a youth manga, but there are places that stick to women, no, only because they are women. I read it from my wife's point of view, so I understand the feelings and environment of my husband and his lover, but after all, I was just as fuzzy and frustrated as my wife, and I continued reading with a feeling that I wasn't refreshed. It would be nice if both of them were satisfied with what kind of choices the two couples would make and what the results were, but I wonder if this would happen. That's fine, but isn't the development where the wife is sued by a younger boy something different? I thought so. I didn't need that.

This review contains spoilers. It's easy to get married, but of course the responsibility that comes with making that decision is pretty big. For example, if you don't know the person's identity yet, that person is not even a murderer, so I thought marriage was scary.

This review contains spoilers. In addition to sex, it's common for couples not to have the right timing. I think it's okay for each couple to have different answers even though they discuss, compromise, and come to an agreement, such as what to do with children and what to do with the ratio of work and private life. It's a group that thinks it would be nice if the two were satisfied even with extramarital love, but it was probably a mistake when Ichiko put a lid on her feelings and pretended not to notice them. Another problem is that Otoyan is a kind and good-looking man, but he is indecisive. Peko-sensei's work has a soft atmosphere, but the theme is extremely heavy.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a pretty insidious work with the theme of official infidelity, but I thought it was interesting because the story structure was good and the subject was properly thought out. It's a work that makes you think “I see,” and it makes me think.

This review contains spoilers. Both are whichever. I understand Ichiko's feelings well as living together, but it's natural that they think they should do it outside because it's a hassle, but it's natural that they don't like it when it actually happens, and they're also having an affair, and they put Otoyan's self on the shelf and they're struggling to forgive Ichiko's affair or that their heart was broken. Assuming this kind of process couldn't be avoided, then it got back to normal, and they were just swayed by this couple, but it was a failure.

This review contains spoilers. If there is love, will the marital relationship continue? Even if it's OK with reason, I wonder if unnatural relationships don't work in the long run. If there are children, there will probably be masked couples until adulthood, and there are probably not a few families like that, but even though they are only two cohabitants... the affair partner honestly hit their feelings (it seems painful lol) I was still able to sympathize with them

This review contains spoilers. It's an insanely difficult story, and of course there's no right answer, so hmm. hmm. I read it while groaning. If I were myself, would I be able to make a choice like the two of them (although they didn't have that choice at the beginning)? or something like that. It might be a good way to get the couple back together. Thank you so much for this year too, good fufu-nohi.

This review contains spoilers. The work itself is interesting, but I was really annoyed by Mizuki in volume 2. I also raised one-op children, so I know how difficult it is, but I definitely don't let my husband see a child with a disability when I meet my lover. A really disgusting woman. Even after that, even though I had an affair, Kenzan or something was part of my partner. What was good about Otoyan such a dangerous woman?

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a wrestling story, and when I started reading it, it was interesting and what will happen in the future? I was curious and read it all at once. Ichiko-chan's attitude and words began when Otoyan made a lover outside. Even if it was an official affair, I couldn't forgive it in the back of my heart. I don't like it either. It wasn't just an affair, and the story of Mizuki's family was also written, and I was able to understand Mizuki's feelings. I was wondering if Otoyan and Ichiko-chan would go away with their former Saya, but huh!!! There was also this development, and I didn't know what was going to happen until the end.

This review contains spoilers. They are two people with a special relationship from beginning to end. If it were me, I wouldn't be able to have an official affair. Ichiko is also starting to get confused about Otoyan's affair... I was curious and read it until the end. No matter what kind of relationship they have, I'm glad they are two people who still care for each other.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting as a comic. Otoyan is soft around, so they seem like good people, but this couple, who don't have an awareness of protecting their families, can't be more than friends with each other, and it's good for them to live close to the end of their lives, but they don't have enough strength to handle the various events in their lives

This review contains spoilers. I'm still halfway through reading it though. I understand Ichiko's feelings, and I feel like Otoyan understands it too. At least there is a part where I can understand both feelings about what led to an official affair. It's a mess though. Other than sex life, there is another point where they probably have a good family. Well, there are many forms of married couples, and it's about discussions, and hmm... couples, or rather relationships, are difficult and complicated. But I think Mizuki is quite blessed with an environment where she can do lessons every week and stay overnight once a month, even if she has children she can't take her eyes off. So infidelity is a luxury, or rather, I don't think “that choice can't be helped, right?” I know it's going to be difficult for both my kids and my husband, and I know they want a place to escape, but since I can secure that much free time, there are people around me who can cooperate? Especially when it's a monthly sleepover. Doesn't an affair betray the person who takes care of the child out of favor? I wonder if I'll be able to understand the situation on Mizuki's side in more detail by reading on the other page. Each person has different positions, ways of thinking, and ethics, which makes me think.

This review contains spoilers. I hardly read youth manga, but it was a manga that women could relate to. Otoyan is usually very kind, yet on the other hand, she has a fever over a double affair and doesn't even try to hide her excitement. My wife can't afford to act at night, so wait a little longer for her! That's what I thought. Besides that, I can't believe my wife gets angry when I do the same thing. Why is that so. Even though I'm not prepared to remarry in the future, my affair partner's small child also goes out together. You can enjoy it as a manga with a novel perspective that is likely to be made into a drama.

This review contains spoilers. It's fashionable and pop, and although it's an affair comic, I thought all the characters were smart and indifferent... but due to shambles, I bought the entire volume! A little natural even though he's a nice, kind husband who is untouchable at first glance? that's kind of annoying. Even so, it was heartbreaking that I prioritized meeting my affair partner on my birthday, but the painful punishment was surprisingly refreshing. Where did you start hugging Mitsuki-san's apology when shaking hands at the time of parting? I was curious. is this woman going to end up with just an apology? I was in a hurry. The second one was able to do it and was able to rebuild it, and March seemed like the happiest ending. Well, it was interesting that there were so many different human patterns and emotions

This review contains spoilers. I was intrigued by the development of having an affair with official approval and read it, but it was a deeper story than I had anticipated. Even though it is officially approved, the husband is having an affair without much feeling that the act itself is false. A wife who uses customs to check if it has withered. It seems like a terribly ridiculous story in words, but I felt something novel as I read it. However, I couldn't understand that “it's hard being a married couple” suddenly became a divorce even though there was a feeling that they had overcome various things and started over as a married couple. What was it until now that I got divorced so easily without my husband's devaluation or anything after cutting out the divorce from my wife? It made me think of it as an enemy. It wasn't a married couple at the end, but it was nice that it was a fresh start as a new form