Reviews for He's Expecting Manga

There may certainly be something strange about biology, but I think this is a comic that is a good opportunity to rethink about unisex pregnancy. The theme is heavy, but the comic itself is smooth and easy to read, but it makes me cry softly here and there.

The person who wrote this manga is amazing. It's amazing to think about this story ❗

very good!! It makes me cry. I want the company and men to understand it too.

If it's possible for men to get pregnant, like this work, it's not just greed. I thought I would start dating women properly ❗ It was a comic that made me think about a lot!

It's been 10 years since the man became pregnant, and we had a light relationship with marriage (bifurcated?) This is a story where the main character (♂), who was doing it, becomes pregnant and gives birth. Well, that's interesting. I want my husband to read it too. The main character's strong spirit, the manifestation of motherhood due to pregnancy, there is a pregnancy, read it! Oh yeah! How many times did you say it out loud (lol) I think it's interesting not only for women, but also for men (^^)

The idea of a world where men can get pregnant and give birth is amazing. This was turned into a drama, wasn't it? People around him changed due to Hiyama's words and actions, and the person himself also looked back on his own incomprehensible attitude in the past. It makes me think a lot. I want men to read it.

I wish men could get pregnant too. That's because women are the ones who change their bodies, completely change their lives, and at the end of the day, risk their lives. I still really feel [my shoulders are narrow] even now that I've been raising children since I was pregnant. When a “father” comes with children, they are “great,” and “mother's” children are taken for granted by saying “great” and “amazing,” and no one says “great” or “amazing.” I wasn't told, but it would be nice if it became a society where people don't say “pregnancy isn't a disease” or “they are spoiled for being painful due to morning sickness.”

It was shocking that a man was pregnant, but I think it was good that it was well written about how difficult it is for women to become pregnant.

It's actually impossible, but I wonder if society will change in many ways if even men can get pregnant? It is a work that has been depicted in various ways.

Anyway, it's a problem work that had quite an impact. However, for that reason, the content is unique and interesting.

Actually, I really thought that if men were pregnant, they would understand women's hardships

It realistically depicts the fantasy of a man being pregnant. Real here means “human reaction” that seems to be reality. The setting where the main character is a reasonably serious office worker is real from the beginning. Although it is a fantasy, the problems in Japanese society are highlighted, and I think the reactions of humans and society are shown realistically in a different sense. I really thought that my junior got pregnant was Zamamiro, and even that was real. The reason I read it was strangely realistic that the two people were replaced in another work, so it started when I looked at other works, but it is a characteristic of this writer that people's feelings and reactions are realistic even though they describe this “not being there.”

I don't think this era will come, but I was curious even before the settings were interesting. I experienced giving birth this month, and I want to read a lot of comics about pregnancy and childbirth, so I'm shopping for them! There are parts I can sympathize with, such as the various feelings during pregnancy that I experienced myself, and I read it while nodding. This is a book I want both women and men to read.

The first one was “is the man pregnant? what does that mean? BL? ' I thought so I bought it, but I read on while being disappointed that it wasn't BL (laughs). But it's sooo deep! Maybe it's about matahara, or about gender role division of labor awareness. I don't know if the author was that conscious, but in a world that “promotes the active participation of women,” I want not only women, but rather men to read it!

A wall (problem) that women always hit in the past, present, east, and west was included and depicted in the story, and I just nodded while reading it. The declining birthrate, children! While saying that, it's a cold world for pregnant women and raising children... I really thought it would be nice if I acted like this work, and little by little, the world would be easy to give birth to and raise children.

That was a great story, I want to read a few more episodes! Be sure to check out the sequel! I also want to watch my son's episode.

It's a story I wish it would become a reality. I want men to read it.

It was a good-quality, heartwarming story where everyone was happy at the end.