Reviews for We've Got Two Divorces and No Labels Between Us Manga

This review contains spoilers. Maybe it's a story about the truth about not being able to do the “normal” things people do and Nakamura-kun. I also read this work and thought, “I understand!” There were a lot of things I said and made me notice. Until now, these two don't like confrontation with people, so they've run away by apologizing and being kind without saying their own opinions, but now they don't run away even when the other person is in a last-minute state where they don't run away, think about what the other person wants to do and act, and sometimes clash their opinions and find solutions by saying what they want to say with each other, I think it's really wonderful. They are two people who are likely to continue to do their best, but please do your best and move forward slowly while relying on each other during tough times!

This review contains spoilers. this relationship. A sense of distance from the other person. I really think it would be nice if I could meet someone like this. A relationship where you don't have to force yourself to be liked (so as not to be disliked) like a lover, or put up with roles or things like a married couple. If I had someone like that, I think I'd probably fall in love with someone like Nakamura-kun. But I don't think I want to be a lover, and I think I'd like to have sex with that person. No matter how much someone you like, you have to put up with a relationship with a name and work hard, and you can't just be yourself, so it's fine to do it alone. These two people not only have relationships between men and women, but they also keep their distance from family, friends, and colleagues alike, and I think there is a difference in their sense of distance from others in the first place. Most people are probably satisfied even in relationships with names, and they say, “Aren't you crazy?” I think there are more than a few people who feel that. But I don't want you to deny its existence just because you don't understand it, and I want them to acknowledge that “I don't understand, but if you're happy, that's fine” and “there are people like that.” I think it would be nice if the two people in this story would have a happy ending without becoming lovers, even though they have a relationship about tea drinking friends, but I think it would be nice if the two people in this story would have a happy ending without becoming lovers.

This review contains spoilers. I buy and read the latest stories as soon as they come out. Even though the relationship between the main character, Mami, and her opponent, Nakamura-kun, isn't straightforward, it develops into a triangular relationship, but even though Makino, who is supposed to split between the two, was such a disgusting and unfriendly character, he eventually became so cute that I wanted to support him too... this is a girls' comic!

This review contains spoilers. I read this comic when I was thinking that works where the main characters are in their 20s or younger are too young after all, or that they have a lot of shallow worries and can be enjoyed if you're just distracted, but watching them will make you smile wryly rather than cringe... The main character is about my age, and even though he's not married, I can understand the senses, so it was refreshing to read it. I think it's an interesting comic where men and women who have lost confidence in themselves try to grow by comforting and supporting each other. I think that feeling of being queasy is a feeling of losing confidence, so personally I don't get stressed by thinking “I know, I know, I know, it's hard being addicted to knots,” but depending on the person, it may make you wonder until when they've been struggling.

This review contains spoilers. I know they are two delicate people who have lived a life where they have been mentally affected in various ways, and although they think they want to watch over such a relationship without blaming them, the truth is that they have such troublesome personalities ('-- `) and it makes me frustrated (around volume 16). After that, the two went ahead one by one while struggling. The truth is that while accepting the jealousy, jealousy, and anger of people who can't act when it comes to work, they stuck through their will without losing in order to be themselves. I was impressed that they did their best even though it was tough, and they got stronger by getting involved and getting stronger. The relationship between the two remains undecided, but I'm glad they seem to be able to walk together with a firm bond and each other who can't be replaced by anyone. A comfortable sense of distance is important!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was a divorced love affair, but the details are intense! deep! It makes me think. Since they were little, the main character and Nakamura-kun have always been good kids, have distortions in their hearts that have worked hard to meet expectations, and I sympathized with how the two of them made an effort to be freed from “the way they should be,” and they are trying to overcome each other while passing each other ❗. Even in a changing society, the old idea that “this is how it should be” is still rooted in Japan. While being swayed, I want to watch the love between the two “I Want to Be Myself” until the end.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought that these two very childish and selfish people would be good old and live together as playmates, but it was completely different. There are problems I thought “might exist,” but while solving them, they live while facing real problems. Overall, each job is depicted as an important theme, and the quality is high as a work comic. Since they are two people who seem to be crushed by “normal,” they cross the rough waves of the world, there are many setbacks and misunderstandings, but the sight of them being like two people, being kind and warm, taking a leave of absence, and trying to somehow live in this world is beautiful, cool, and numb. If it's a “normal” love suit for women, it's nice that Nakamura-kun, who seems to end up drawn in just spadari, is actually human. Morahara, power harassment, sexual harassment, and heartbreaking enemies come up, but I think it's fine as long as there is a relationship of trust between the two. I want to keep an eye on it until it's over.