Reviews for Since When Do Guys Find Divorcees Attractive? Manga

This review contains spoilers. The magazine was suspended, and everyone went to their respective departments... Mitsui-kun and Kazuha exchanged words for the last time, and I wonder if it really ended... (°'｀°). Is there such a thing?? Isn't Mitsui-kun's turn coming anymore? I didn't want the real thing at the time of the manga, so I wanted them to dream about it ~? ~ Postscript ~ is the story made by men? it looks like... (A person named Kiki ◯. scenario writer?) Even though the artist finished the picture nicely... ~repost~ so disappointing!!! The feeling of excitement and excitement has gone to zero... as everyone says, it's too much mystery unfolding... I'm reading my impressions from episode 95 onwards. Thank you m (_ _) m

This review contains spoilers. I started reading this work as a fan of Kamena-sensei, but (as others have reviewed) it seems that the composition was written by a male scenario writer. I wonder if Mitsui's psychological depiction is more careful than Kazuha because that person's background is very similar to Mitsui's, and it's easy to project oneself. After all, Kazuha is within the realm of imagination, so her behavior is frivolous and blurry from around the farewell story, and she is a character that is disliked more and more by women of the same sex. If you look at pure Mitsui who couldn't give up on Kazuha, it is natural for Kazuha to be beaten in this genre, where there are many female readers. Naturally, readers don't like the “trial” with Samejima, but they have no choice but to accept it... Precisely because Kamena-sensei's drawing is wonderful, there is also a romance that begins with a body that still cannot get out of the trauma in episode 85 (crying). But since it's a fictional world, I don't think this depiction is necessary. Mitsui's character has collapsed. Sometimes there are real things about this work... So much so that I think it's a comic adaptation of the original author's romance. Despite the fact that Mitsui was depicted so carefully, it even existed when it was suspended, probably because they broke up with the past after the trial with Samejima. He suddenly appeared when he was worried about changing jobs, and furthermore, Kazuha has no regrets at all. That's the case at the farewell party. There is a sense that he himself has a fulfilling work and personal life. It would be a relief if there was a depiction of Mitsui's feelings, but since there aren't any, I don't understand it at all. I was discouraged by both Kazuha, who couldn't move forward without an opportunity from a man, and Mitsui (although they broke up and of course). Despite not progressing at all in spite of getting the two involved in the end, I expect Mitsui to appear at key points because he is also a key man. I'm also longing for Mitsui Kazuha's Happien, but if the two don't make progress in the future, Mitsui doesn't need to appear. I don't want to see my girlfriend right now, and I can endure watching Mitsui being indifferent to Kazuha. After I changed jobs, I finally got into Kazuha's Bali career mode, but this is what I wanted to see after breaking up with Mitsui without looking at anything else. At last, Kazuha realized that Mitsui was her favorite in her love history, and I want her to do her best with her own strength this time around. please! If Mitsui were to return to Kazuha, I would like a depiction of him violently regretting that he shook off Kazuha's contact and ran for a “trial.” I don't really understand Mitsui now, so not only was “I couldn't forget it,” but there was also a careful Mitsui sidekick. At the end, I want them to enjoy their doting even more than ever before...

This review contains spoilers. Readers are making a fool of me for using episodes 113 to 114 until they walk down the hall and talk in the room when they are called Claudia has a story. Isn't it blatant weight gain, hasn't it been terrible lately? If I don't draw anymore, why don't I finish it? I'm sick of being shown family games without conveying my determination to become a mother or if anything, my love for Ken

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a story about two people growing up by overcoming various problems while bumping into Mitsui-kun, who is younger and immature as a member of society. Her former husband, Mitsui, Hayami, and her crazy classmate have just changed partners, and they're just showing an Alafoe woman's crazy male history who hasn't dealt seriously with anyone. After pulling it all the way to episode 88', characters that readers are unfamiliar with, such as Mitsui and Samejima, and Kazuha are also classmates, appear, and it's just puzzling even when they say they are in love. Recently, I feel like there's a gap between what readers want to read and what the artist draws

This review contains spoilers. They're each forced to face different people... sad... Ono and Mitsui-kun will return to the cap (crying) I'm praying that the 2 girls (I forgot their names) at that workplace will do a good job. If you don't come back soon, you won't be able to recover (crying)

This review contains spoilers. It was a story set in a magazine editorial department where a sense of the season is important, but it's stressful that I sometimes have a bad sense of time. The surrounding circumstances where you can feel the seasons, including events such as Christmas or your lover's birthday, are hardly depicted, and the story progresses in a sloppy manner, saying “it's been half a year since we broke up” and “3 months have passed.” I wish I could use the monologue better, like “It's May, Mitsui-kun is also in his 2nd year in the editorial department.” You've omitted too many points. It's probably the third fall since the story started at episode 91. Kazuha is 37 years old, and it's been a little over 2 years since their divorce. it's been a year and a half since you broke up with Mitsui-kun? Mitsui-kun is also in his 3rd year at the company. Has it been a year since you met Samejima-san? Even if I reread it from the beginning, that didn't come through at all. Judging from the circumstances, I started dating Mitsui-kun around June of the 35th. We've been dating for a little over half a year, so the break up is supposed to be in the middle of winter, but no matter how you look at the park scene, is it late spring? When Samejima-san appeared, it was strange to say “I don't look like a new graduate” to Mitsui-kun, who is in the middle of his second year in the editorial department. There are other scenes that don't make sense in terms of time. If Zeal quickly showed me which month the last issue was, it would give me a sense of the season. As the main character in a love story, Kazuha is at the edge of a cliff. That's why I want you to carefully draw a sense of the seasons and the passage of time. Also, maybe now? Hayami's house and Samejima-san's room have appeared, but until now, Mitsui-kun, who was the main character, has never been depicted in what kind of room and what kind of life he lived in. There are times when I feel that my feelings don't go along with the fact that the characters are described too shallow and the story progresses in bullet points. Introducing new characters is fine, but I want them to dig deeper into the existing characters. The instability of not being able to read ahead is the appeal of this story. I'm not going to stop cheering because I want to immerse myself in the catharsis of Suekazuha from twists and turns when she finally reaches her real partner. (3/16, '25 update) In episode 94, Mitsui had a very calm, mature expression but no longer attractive. I'm surprised that the painful and monotonous development, with no excitement or excitement, has continued for about a year and a half since around episode 56, when Mitsui and Kazuha broke up. After coming here, it turns out that Kazuha is from Kansai. It's not 2 years since my divorce that I've been reunited with my mother, so it's been less than 3 years since my divorce, right? Episode 95 definitely affects Kazuha's view of marriage and life, so collecting one case with Okan is essential. I'm glad we were able to reconcile. It's moving in a good direction little by little, isn't it? Okan hasn't gotten divorced yet!

This review contains spoilers. The fact that Mitsui didn't listen to what Kazuha wanted to talk about means he thinks Kazuha is still dating Hayami, right? I'm in a relationship with Samejima, but have you completely stopped feeling sorry for Kazuha? A new man seems to come into contact with Kazuha, but will they easily go out with each other again? I wonder if it's impossible for Hayami, who knows Kazuha's feelings for Mitsui, who doesn't learn, and Mitsui's feelings for Kazuha, who is currently in a relationship with Samejima, to become two cupids? Are these two really no good anymore? With this, I was only shown Kazuha who only dated and broke up with various men and was made to charge up to episode 87, but I'm not convinced by that because I feel like I've been scammed no matter what

This review contains spoilers. It was an exciting comic for me, who was in the same age as Kazuha and divorced due to her partner's infidelity. I was thrilled during my lovey-dovey period with Mitsui-kun, but as Kazuha thinks, the age difference, “becoming a family,” and “children” are unavoidable... I understood Kazuha's insanely troubled feelings painfully and painfully. I've been reading until the latest edition (as of 25/1/4), but even so, I really want it to have a happy ending with Mitsui-kun, for some reason... There's a difference between “I should do this” and “I want to do this.”

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting to want them to do their best by changing kindness or rather benevolence to kindness to the extent that they changed the distribution ratio that had been decided

This review contains spoilers. The comical everyday life of a divorced woman in her 30s is depicted and I can sympathize with it! I'm amazed at adult love!! The main character's popularity period has arrived!

This review contains spoilers. That's great! When I came back out, there was such a cool and nice kid waiting for me. that's awesome. I'm happy when the two of them become happy.

This review contains spoilers. The story begins with the heroine getting divorced. The pictures are beautiful and stylish, and it's exciting just to look at them!

This review contains spoilers. I was shocked by volume 85, and I was curious about volume 86, but right away, it's in that direction... and I'm worried about the continuation! If they were really in a relationship, Mitsui-kun would seem to cherish it, so I'm worried about the future...!!! I hope it will be updated soon.

This review contains spoilers. Mitsui-kun and Samejima-san... I had a feeling that would happen in a fluent manner when they came to the room, but was it pretty shocking that actually happened? later!! I really didn't like Samejima-san's “pass” line because it felt like he was looking at it from above!!!! Judging from Mitsui-kun's personality, I wonder if Kazuha and Samejima-san will have trouble and fluctuate in the future... Kazuha and Mitsui-kun both have various things with each other, but I want them to tie up again and be happy? I'm confused about the story's content right now, but do you love the pictures because they're so beautiful?

This review contains spoilers. Apart from that, they're divorced, so it's not like they're popular, and the age difference doesn't matter when you become an adult. It would be nice if the two seriously liked each other. However, it seems like other people are starting to worry a little bit. That's interesting as a comic, though. hehehe.