Reviews for All About My Two Dads Manga

No matter how many times I read it, I laugh at everything about Hiro's cuteness. No matter how many times I read it, I cry when I talk about Nao-kun's true feelings. But since Ai-chan is here, it's fine.

A baby! cute!!! It's a very nice child-rearing BL ^^ There are no erotic scenes, but the casual kiss scene is cute and there's no problem at all. Incidentally, it was decided that they would attack and take for the time being! At first, I thought it was the opposite, but that's certainly the way I looked at it by accident! it feels like... If you like parenting BL, there's no harm in reading it.

There was also a part of me that was a bit dazzling when I was in the middle of raising children. My baby days are over a long time ago, but look at my parents who are a little bit sorry and no, I wonder if Hiro treated them like they did with baby first... There's still more to come! or something like that. Because I grew up receiving love, I was so happy to have a strong sense of love that has strong roots and follows my own path. You'll probably wrap yourself up in a big way while bumping into the delicate Nao once in a while. I really liked the story and pattern, but one disappointing thing was that the two didn't have much flirtation. According to the afterword, attacking is the opposite of what I had imagined, is that so! I want to see it even more now. This is just a pity ~

My family is sensitive about the word normal. Every day is painful because I respond too much to people's feelings and the casual words I've been told. I almost think I'll choose too many words and won't be able to say anything. I felt like my life was in this story. It saved my heart a lot. Thank you very much.

It was really awesome. It made me think a lot about what a family is and what normal is. And Hiro-kun is a genius! I hope that the world of this work will become commonplace. May the 3 of them stay happy all the time ♡

A story about a world where same-sex marriage was recognized. To the extent that children are unhappy due to abandonment of childcare or waiting for ◯, it makes me think that it's okay for people of the same sex to be raised in a family where love is poured out with all their might and nurture them with love ~ ‼. I wonder if it's still impossible for a while in Japan today where there are politicians who deny LGBT. Apart from that, it made me worry about the current situation in Japan where women are mentally driven into one-op childcare even though it is difficult even for two men with physical strength to raise children. well, the birth rate will drop. The content goes up to the kiss, and there's no eroticism.

It was a story that came in really easily. I was moved by the fact that the stories of the three generations were mixed together. It wasn't erotic at all, but I'm satisfied. If possible, continue.

The struggles of the two dads to raise their children make me smile. Hiro-kun, who grew up receiving lots of love from his dad, is straight and adorable! I want to see more of this family... please continue!

Only the title work was 183 pages long! Ahhh... Roji-sensei Daisuki... this indescribable feeling... (praising you) I read it on Twitter, and I'm happy that it's all in one book! I definitely want to read more!!!!

It's really just the little things in our everyday lives, the dilemmas of raising children, and the differences in our values! It depicts everyday things that aren't special, and I thought it would be nice if this kind of world expanded regardless of whether they were of the opposite sex or the same sex! No matter how many times I read it, it makes me cry here and there (TT), but I reread it over and over again (^^)

This is a work I've been interested in since I tried reading it before. I loved it so much that I was worried that BL would be common and erotic... but it was fine. It is a story where two people become a family and become parents of the cute “Hiro,” which affirms various forms of “love.” However, both Ai's parents and Hiro's friend's mother are understanding people, but they're going to run into a lot of bad things... “Hiro” is wrapped in great love between the two of them, grandpa, and grandpa, so it seems fine! It would be nice if it became a world where everyone can grasp happiness equally, no matter what kind of family it is. “Ai is Ai, Nao is Nao, Hiro is Hiro” because each person is different... everyone is good.

it was a great read and I was so nervous!! The essay scene made me cry!! Hiro-kun is a good kid!! I want to read it, it feels so bad, it makes me cringe... ahhh... I want to read Madamada.

It's a story about a family coming together. It was very carefully depicted that a family is really being created from scratch. The normal I think and the normal that everyone thinks are all different and written as a matter of course, and I cried. I read it while thinking that the way children grow up is amazing.

I learned that word choice and timing are really important because even if I understand it in my head, the way I feel it is different. It was such a wonderful work.