Reviews for 1122: For a Happy Marriage Manga

This review contains spoilers. Ooya-san, look around when it's done at Mount Tsurugi! That's what I thought. You can't use humans to fill your loneliness. What's more, help someone with the ultimate four-faced song like Mizuki! You should never have chosen a woman like that. I mean, it's a base for feelings, and since all of my feelings are shaken up, it's easy to imagine being done like that kind of Avesada. Ichiko-chan probably too. I was inviting a normal guy friend or something, huh? That's what it feels like. My partner is a married person, and I don't understand the meaning of easily reaching out to a human husband just because I want to feel refreshed. Selfish kids like Ichiko-chan are the type I hate the most, and I hate them very much. I think it's a good match for Otoya in a sense. They are both too selfish. I like the pictures themselves, and they were quick to read and interesting, so I think it's a perfect score.

This review contains spoilers. As I read on, I understand everyone's feelings, and there are a lot of things I don't know why, but I'm really glad I was able to get into the ending where the two understand and convey the feeling that they want to be together at the end and stay together. I can't dislike all of the characters. It's really wonderful and envious to be able to meet people like Ichiko and Otoyan who think they need each other. Two people I admire. A story that makes you want to fall in love with people.

This review contains spoilers. It was a really thought provoking and shaking story. Of course, the story is good, but I liked the pictures because they were beautiful. The main character & female friends are nice, like this. Number one is of course the main character's feelings, but it was nice that the feelings of people in various positions, such as Danna's cheating partner and her family, were carefully depicted.

This review contains spoilers. Everyone has different ways of thinking about life and things, right? I'm glad that both Ichiko and Mizuki had happy endings, though. Falling in love with people, loving people, hating people... I'm at a loss and suffering about what is the right answer. I don't think infidelity is a good thing, but there are days when I want someone to help me. I think it was a good work.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it because I was attracted to the picture on the cover and the title 1122, and it made me think “hmm,” and then I bought it until the end and read it. However, no matter how many times I reread it, it's still haze. What is, the main character's husband spoils his wife too much. I feel sorry that my heart was broken when I was refused to act. I know I was hurt by the words left to a woman's momentary feelings. But winning the right to an official adultery with it and exercising it is probably a completely different story. It's strange to postpone a wedding anniversary event that you've planned yourself due to the circumstances of your affair partner. Also, I'm happy that my affair partner easily pulled me over and said, “Let's take care of it slowly.” In the end, this husband just wanted a comfortable space and a comfortable relationship with his wife or affair partner, and he had no attitude or spirit to always bring his victim consciousness to the front and face it head-on. In spite of the fact that this affair partner also takes care of themselves slowly, they make phone calls during the couple's mealtime, and if things don't go the way they want, they commit violence against both their children and their partner. I can't help but feel like I'm just looking for comfort in my time with my affair partner using my own difficult situation and feelings as a shield. Her husband accepts his wife's appeal and changes. Since he is a person who is entrusted with overseas assignments, he is probably an elite, able to work, and has a lot of trust. It shouldn't be unusual for an office person like that to get involved in a family. He had a strong feeling that he would never let go of his wife's hand no matter what happened, and that wasn't the day before yesterday. Swept away by the emotions, events, and circumstances of their own escape, they “pretend” to be hurt on the victim's side by acting compassionately and kindly, and running away. Ichiko also pulled away without being able to take a step further, and she is more deeply troubled than her husband. While I'm worried, I miss the opportunity to have a “child.” Men are given the opportunity to become parents while their sexual desires are maintained, but women naturally have a deadline. I thought it was a story that made me think that a cozy relationship and a good marital relationship are similar and different.

This review contains spoilers. When I read this comic after becoming a married couple, it was kind of real. It was a feeling that made my heart ache. I was crying when I noticed it. I'm glad it had a happy ending. It's important to be honest, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. A married couple. I wonder what marriage is. It was a work that really made me think. In the end, the two chose the option of divorce, but they had a bond that was invisible to the eye and that only the two could understand. Maybe it won't be in the form of marriage, but that's wonderful. It was a work that made me want to meet that kind of partner in my life.

This review contains spoilers. Adultery, customs, infertility, feuds with parents... it's a story about a couple with various problems, but the reason it doesn't feel muddy at all is probably because these two people really have a crush on each other after all. In particular, Ichiko-chan is wonderful. There aren't many women who are this straight and intelligent. I think I don't like my husband's official affair after all, and I liked how they properly handled other issues. I felt a little wasted when I scolded younger kun, who had a good face, good personality, and good sex, but that was Ichiko-chan. At the end, I'm glad they both settled into a form they were satisfied with. Even so, Mount Tsurugi really seemed to be in pain...

This review contains spoilers. I met him while reading a work depicting a married couple. Otoyan's guessness is interesting. I wouldn't like to actually have a husband like this. Even though it is officially acknowledged to be an affair, the marital relationship ended when they said that their wife had no romantic feelings towards their lover, and I think it would have been a lot different if the child Mizuki became pregnant was the child of the day before yesterday. If you think so, you probably wouldn't be able to leisurely say that an affair was officially acknowledged. As for the day before yesterday, the day after the Kenzan incident with Mizuki, I was about to hold my wife, and I feel like that was it. It is said that it will be made into a live-action movie, is that okay? Infertility treatment is also included in the story, but since the couple's lives are already bogged down, I'm convinced by the development that they want children, and if they can't, they want to get divorced. In this case, the doctor suggests that infertility on the female side is the cause, so Ichiko-chan would be very difficult. However, even though they went out of their way to get divorced, the development of returning to her former Saya didn't fall far into the prefecture. At Mizuki's place, her husband relinquished custody, and I thought divorce and single motherhood were possible, and I felt uncomfortable getting back together.