Reviews for We're Getting Divorced! Manga

This review contains spoilers. I took the opposite option from the work, and I occasionally remember my memories with my partner who broke up with me due to illness, and every time I saw a story like this, I took choices I didn't take, and when I thought that people who had a happy life might exist in this world, I felt that there was a possibility that there was a happy path, so while praying that my self on a different world line became happy, I'm still working hard on my life today while listening to music that my partner cherished. I will

This review contains spoilers. I'm reading with a lot of thought that I wouldn't accept it if I were you. There are times when my husband's feelings are too painful, and I can capture what my wife is thinking...

This review contains spoilers. I don't want my loved ones to have a hard time due to the onset of my own dementia, and I chose separation because I love them from such a feeling. It's so sad, the sadness and pain that little by little you can't remember precious memories with your loved ones. However, I learned once again that in reality this kind of thing is possible. I can't make any more memories. I think it's really painful. Thinking beyond that, I thought it would be too difficult.

This review contains spoilers. I haven't seen how people with Alzheimer's actually feel in a book, probably because they have no memory, but I think it's ideal for husbands who support them, in particular, to feel this kind of warm feeling.

This review contains spoilers. I was betrayed by my expectations and crying, and it's impossible normally (;;) Unlike common divorce comics, it's really sad because they care for their partner, and I think there will be a lot of difficult things from now on, but even though it's a comic I want the two of them to overcome it, I seriously thought I also want to have such a wonderful relationship someday, but I don't have a partner

This review contains spoilers. Somehow I was curious about the title, and I was wondering if volume 1 was complete... it was cheap, so I bought it somehow, but at the end. Crying for the first time in a long time (crying and feeling like you can't breathe properly?) I did it. To be honest, I wanted the story to expand a little more, but this is moving and makes me think normally. I'm also in my 20s, and I know the words and symptoms of juvenile dementia, but I haven't actually done any deep research on it, and there was probably a part I thought was someone else's problem, but I think for someone important, and I still want to be with “Sayo,” who knows about the illness and still want to be together, no matter what kind of future awaits them? “Kazuomi” made up her mind. What if you watch the two interact for the first time and everything happened to you instead of someone else's affairs? Let's try to think about it. It was a comic. Even if it's not dementia. About my future self, which has many things that have become my “bad” for the price. About myself up until now. A comic that makes you look at it objectively and think about it. It made me cry no matter what, but it was such a wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. It made me think if I or my partner had the same illness... I want to thank this work for giving me an opportunity to think. I think it depends on the family whether the couple can accept the cruel facts caused by juvenile Alzheimer's disease and choose to stay close to the end. I feel really strong when I think that if I face the same problem, I'm anxious, shocked, and they'll talk about it right away, and the woman who is the main character is really strong. They made a courageous decision, and they looked so beautiful. Also, I really like the idea that my husband conveyed in the middle, that I want to like a new wife who lacks memory with myself, because I feel love. I hope both of them can spend their whole lives happily...

This review contains spoilers. There are only spoilers, but there's nothing about betrayal in a bad sense. It was a very good story, and it was a work where you wouldn't be in trouble because it was on the bookshelf.

This review contains spoilers. It's wonderful. From beginning to end. I don't want to forget it. How heavy was one word? I empathized.