Reviews for He's Expecting Manga

I went back to work after becoming pregnant for the first time, and after getting pregnant or giving birth to twins during childcare leave. I was the first pregnant woman at the company, a woman taking childcare leave, and a woman with children. She was pregnant for the first time when she continued to sit at her desk even when her stomach was tight or bleeding. I was pregnant with twins without stomach tension, bleeding, or anything even though they were twins. I was surprised that the stress was so different between being pregnant and not having a job. It's been really hard since I got back to work. My colleagues at the company I didn't understand were really narrow-shouldered and I cried every day, even though only superficial words were sympathized with. I thought it wasn't good for my kids or myself, so I retired after 2 years, but I remembered a lot about the hard times.

I think it's a good work. It was a Schwarzenegger comedy film about A Man Getting Pregnant, so I watched it lightly, thinking it was comical, but this was a serious story. Excuse me (laughs) It's certainly an unusual setting, but it's based on a man's current position, and I thought it was easy to empathize because it was easy to understand and admonish that pregnancy is something you have to struggle with by putting on it what you want to say as a woman. I think there are many people who think that women themselves had this kind of memory and that it would have been nice if they told them this way at times like this. Also, it depicts not only marital relationships, but also matters between students and unmarried men and women, and it should also be a commandment against easy acts with only romantic feelings and pleasure. The point is, take birth control without getting swept away (laughs) I can clearly understand that it's pathetic to be foolish even if you can do it (^. ^;) It's a work I definitely want you to read regardless of age or gender. With this, marital relationships will improve, and I think it will be easier to deepen understanding of infertile people and pregnant women.

In the future, when men can give birth, I'm happy that there are women who can't have children and there are people who want children, and I understand the pain and joy of giving birth.

interesting! Men don't actually get pregnant, but if this becomes a reality, I wonder if the Pom-Pom Act or something will progress!? That was the case with me, but there are a lot of things you don't know until you actually get pregnant, and if you add this manga to hard-headed politicians and school textbooks, your understanding of pregnant women might progress even if it's just a little bit!?

First of all, the idea is really interesting!! The pictures are also beautiful and realistic, and the psychology of each character is also well depicted. Maybe this is a comic that the working generation should read. It's been a learning experience! It's a comic that makes you want to recommend it to people around you.

I remember reading it in real time when it was published in the magazine and it made me think. I was pregnant for the first time and it was half price, so I decided to reread it again. There is no explanation as to why the man became pregnant. I think it's fine without it. Because that's not what matters. It's a thought-provoking work that I want people of all generations and genders to read.

I read it all at once while being delusional about what if I get pregnant... I also thought I'd like to get pregnant at least once, but now I'm in my 40s without a relationship. Recently, various things have been said about maternity marks, but I hear that some heartless people misuse maternity marks, or conversely, express disgust towards people who wear maternity marks, and there are also people who cause harm. An environment where children can be born and raised with peace of mind is also important, but at the same time, I also felt that we must nurture people's minds. (EDIT) I was wondering how the expression female abortion is easy. Of course it's probably compared to men, but I didn't think the word “easy” was appropriate.

He's a person who loves BL, it's amazing! I really understand how painful it is to be a woman, and I want them to read it casually during pregnancy when they have a husband someday (≥ BIG ≤)

I want men to read this story too. It's a world where it's natural for women to get pregnant, but they have various problems that men don't understand, but from a male perspective, it was different and fresh. I'm happy to be pregnant, but there is such a problem behind it. At the end of the day, the fact that every person makes the best choice for them also increases their likability.

This is a common “male but pregnant” story. There are no details on how to get pregnant or the circumstances that occur when a woman becomes pregnant, but it wasn't until I became pregnant that I understood the hardships of pregnant women! The content is like that. The main character is a successful business person, so it's well organized. Since it's a comic, it feels like it's sparkling, but I thought it would be nice to have something like this. The design was also beautiful and easy to read.

It's a kind of fantasy setting, but I thought that if the world actually became like this, people would be able to understand women's hardships a little more.

It's been 10 years since the man became pregnant. The protagonist works hard while prejudice remains because there are still many things he doesn't understand. It depicts the confusion and inconvenience that unexpectedly came from “that side” with no pregnancy experience and lack of understanding, and the happiness you feel, and the happiness you feel, and I can sympathize with it! I definitely want my husband to try getting pregnant?

It's a story about the time when men also get pregnant, and the main character becomes pregnant. I really thought that when such an age came, it would be easier to take maternity leave, gender equality would advance more than ever before, and people with gender identity disorder would be able to have children.

This is a story about the world 10 years after men also became pregnant. Fight against prejudice against pregnant women, etc.? Or rather, I like the main character who uses it as a weapon and makes use of it at work. The fact that it ends with volume one is a bit unsatisfactory, but I was able to read it comfortably because it quickly depicts a single, pregnant, and male theme that seems to be heavy.

It's a story about working normally, playing with women, and being comfortable, but then suddenly realizing that I'm pregnant, and that changes. There are various families and circumstances, and I think everyone needs some kind of trigger. It would actually be nice if it were like this. That made me think (laughs)