Reviews for 1122: For a Happy Marriage Manga

There are really a variety of couples around, including those who didn't get divorced, so maybe there are couples like this one. It's really difficult to be a married couple with good energy and physical strength, but since I think relationships themselves are about caring for each other, I think a married couple is the ultimate form of that. Even so... that sounds painful!

The way a married couple should be. S... less. infidelity. There was a lot of content about infertility treatment... but the attitude of Ichiko to properly face what happened was cool. And it was refreshing with unexpected developments until the end. It was nicely depicted how when someone tried to properly face a troublesome thing, it spread to the people around them and looked back at their own way of life and way of thinking. And Watanabe Peko drew our current worries in a straight, head-to-head manner. He's an amazing manga artist. I felt like crying at the end.

What is an official marital affair?! I can't help getting angry with this kind of husband. I read it while freaking out, but my wife is also my wife, and I put it into action. I've only read up to 2 volumes yet, but I want to read the comic until the end even after I know the content in the drama.

Anyway, I was swayed by the emotions of each position, and my emotions quietly swayed round and round. I also have people who have been married for about 18 years, and it has fluctuated due to various things, such as working, having children, having illnesses that wander between life and death, and being cared for by parents. They thought they would get along very well, so they became a couple, but now they often don't have any other hobbies, huh? There are times when I think that, but we've talked a lot and come to terms with it. I don't really understand what I meant, but I'm glad I read it anyway! BUT! If I met a young, sparkling young man, I'd like to enjoy it lol

If I were to say that I'm just writing about a normal married couple, that's right. However, I thought the expression, the events that happen, the actions of people, and the way they were shown as works were amazing. It was so interesting that I couldn't stop. It's a different way of life from the main character and his wife, but they were convinced and unimaginable. was that good?

No matter how happily married people are, there will surely be places that sting you to the point where you want to cry. When asked if the setting is realistic, that's not the case, but the original is not there. A sense of trust in the partner that is keenly felt after separation, and ruckiness within the couple. There are few comics that make me think this much. I think it would be nice if I had a little more drawing power... but that might be good too. It's a development and ending that I wonder what it is, but it's also realistic. Good work.

It has a 5 star rating for the story structure that makes anyone read it all at once until the end and how to draw the precise feelings of the characters, but I imagine that the reason the overall review rating is low is that there are many readers who have shown a rejection reaction to the ego-covered behavior and psychological depiction of these stark characters. It's definitely not a mass-produced romance comic with little content... It was also a scene where Ichiko ruminated on her feelings against Rei and Otoya ruminated on Mizuki, respectively, but in the end, people prioritized themselves and others came second. Even if you think you have love for your partner, it may be something you feel only because the situation is convenient for you. If you lose sight of the benefits you receive from your partner compared to what you give, you will be hurt if the value of your existence is downplayed. At first, everything is fresh and love dopamine comes out, but over time, emotion and appreciation for the other person fade. Once you've definitively hurt your opponent, it's almost impossible to restore it to its previous state. I realized that in order to build and maintain long-lasting, mutually comfortable relationships with others, I must keep these things in mind... Basically, I want to enjoy a fantasy world that cannot be experienced in real life, so I only read genres that eliminate muddy negative elements, but I'm glad I read this work in the sense of reaffirming how to face myself when painful and sad feelings arise.

My (my) husband likes his former boss at work, and it just so happens that he lives nearby, but every time we meet, my husband seems happy and talks about it, and it's kind of okay. I was reading this comic by comparing my feelings of messing with my husband, “You like Mr. 00 (boss), don't you?” It's a work that makes me feel that family is love is love. I felt like I was an adult when I started reading comics like this. Cinderella didn't get married and live a happy life; she lived a happy life with her partner who understood her even though she was in agony (omitted) with the prince after getting married until her death. It was a work that made me feel that this is my happiness as a part of life.

The word certified adultery has a punch, doesn't it? But at first it makes me think that it would be nice if we could get along well with it, but after all, human feelings aren't that easy, so what is a married couple? What is a family? There is a feeling of being confronted with a problem that has no correct answer. It's insanely worth reading.

I've read it standing up for a bit, but I was worried about the continuation, so I read them all. A lot of things happened, but I thought we must not forget to face our own heart and face our loved ones. I thought that a partner who can show my heart and is close to me is something that can be formed over time.

It was very thought-provoking, or rather, I thought humans really are creatures that can't stay the same. On top of that, I've met a lot of people today... the closer the distance, the more selfish I am...

I recently enrolled, so I started reading it with a light feeling after being able to read it in a familiar and fresh way. However, as I read on, the content, which was so tightly packed that I couldn't believe it was a total of 7 volumes, shocked me to the depths of my heart, and made me think about myself, my partner, my future, and my family. I just want people who have loved ones, not just lovers or married couples, to read it.

Basically, I read the story of a couple in their 30s who are heart-pounding, sometimes laughing, and realistic. The climax needle was amazing. My stance on cheating has nothing to do with me. There are also many people who were born and live in this world through adultery. However, I also have a child who was undergoing medical treatment, but that's not a reason (one) reason for me to run away into an affair. Indifferent I think I wanted to draw characters that wanted a husband, a difficult child to raise, and a poor place to live in the noisy Yoshizane family, but I was sad because of the terrible stereotype.