Reviews for All About My Two Dads Manga

It feels like a family's everyday life, but not only that, my lacrimal glands have somehow relaxed. Anyway, the story comes in honestly, thanks to the lack of a sense of sadness, probably because love is positive. I want to learn from that positivity.. Seeing how they become a family every time I turn the page makes me feel happy. I think it's a perfect story to read on a day off. I want to read the sequel

I wanted to read it so long that it finally went on sale! And then I cried. This story begins where they have a same-sex marriage and have adopted children. As for the content, each facial expression of the characters depicted was delicate, and tears came out before I knew it. I really, really wanted everyone living today to read it. It was a wonderful book that made me want to read it again. I will continue to support Roji!!

I'm secretly excited to be attacked and attacked by the author. This work also matches the answers in letters. it was the opposite of what I had imagined lol lol. Even if it's a misinterpretation, it's not that shocking if it's the author's character. I'm not very good at child-rearing BL, but I took the plunge and bought it to raise the resolution of the spin-off “If Possible, I Want to Spell Ai.” I don't think there's a problem with just volume 2 where Keito appears for the target, but I wonder if there's any harm in reading it from volume 1. I avoided it, but I'm glad I was able to read it. Thanks for the spin-off. What is “Art Club of the Sun” which is a wonderful work but is under volume 2 cover? Do you mean art club = Yin Kya? Isn't everyone different and their claws are sweet when they say everyone is good? It's not even bothering to write, is it?

Hiro, he's a good kid. I'm really envious of Ai's personality, who is honest with her self. It looks like 2 volumes have also been released, so I'm curious about that too

There are various forms of love, and it is a society where we can recognize and respect each other without denying them. And relationships. An extremely ideal view of the original world of the Sun. Not only can they protect their loved ones, but they also say that they can discuss, guide, and support each other, these characters are healthy and have no choice but sunshine. ah. If we really had a society like this, it would be a world where every day would be warm and relaxing. Maybe it's my favorite child-rearing BL work. I read up to 2 volumes of how Roji-sensei's two characters with a sense of cleanliness and fresh sex appeal choose a life of having a loved one and a family and move forward while being exposed to various events and conflicts. The teacher says that the happiness is still going on. I'm happy! It's certainly too ideal, and I think it's too full of fantasy. There is also an impression that there are too many parts of the sun that are faint. Most people have more ridiculous dirty parts and think it's a fight between angels and demons, so lol lol? Am I dirty? lol lol, so I wonder if I'm longing for this view of the world even more. But I don't want to ruin this world. Wouldn't it be nice if there were people just in the sun? If the next volume, volume 3, comes out, it will be a postscript.

The title work only, 183 pages including the cover. This is my impression of volume 1 only. Same-sex marriage has been accepted, and the parenting of couples who have adopted children is also there. I wonder if there are similar interactions between women and couples of the opposite sex, and it was a work that seemed to be drawn with that intention (since it's like the author wants same-sex couples to become commonplace). If you don't read through volume 2, you might not know what you want to draw.

It's a work that makes me want to watch the two dads grow even though they don't have children of their own, even though it's Hiromo. I was also taught that just one way of communicating to the other person can drastically change the way you perceive it.

For some reason, family and husbands have always been an element I've been attracted to. This may be because there is a current situation in Japan where same-sex marriage is not recognized yet, and there is a feeling that if it is recognized, such happy families might increase even more. I'm sure in the near future, families like this will surely become familiar in Japan. It was a warm story that made me want to have that kind of hope.

Recommended for BL beginners! The content isn't hard, and it's warm and gentle... if anything, it's like a moral book. It's like being watched the way people are

Rather than “B is doing L,” it's a work that feels like “B who did L creates a family.” In short, the two are already in love, and on top of that, they welcomed an adopted boy and raised them together. Since they are two people who understand each other, it was wonderful to see them properly face problems and resolve them. Recommended for people who like heartwarming BL. However, it's definitely not enough for people who want serious entanglement (whisper).

A story about a husband's child-rearing family that isn't in the Omegaverse. Raising children is difficult even for male and female couples. Every time a child grows, they run into a problem wall. It's important to discuss it right away, isn't it? (Actually, it's quite difficult...) I wonder if the story is still going on? I would like to read more when they come out.

This is a family BL comic set in Japan where same-sex marriage is recognized. It's not an omega-verse. A family that is not related by blood has become a family due to more than blood ties. It made me feel happy when I read it.

A story about a same-sex husband and his adopted son. Raising children is hard for both women and men! When men are raising children, they are called good-looking men, but it was confusing to be taken for granted that they are women, so I sympathize with and admire Aichan Nao-kun's words and actions! Hiro-kun's sense of self-affirmation is adorable.

It's a heartwarming story. It's a wonderful family story. Everyone is precious!! And if it's a baby's cuteness! unbearable.

The BL elements may be weak, but since there is a strong love at the root, I think this work is a complete BL. It strongly depicts the growth of children, and it's a great read as a child-rearing BL. It's a heartwarming story.

Rather than being a child-rearing BL, this is a complete “family BL”! The next issue is a slightly heart-wrenching episode... but the meaning of “family” becomes stronger by drawing it clearly! Yes, I think it's a wonderful story!!