Reviews for I Can't Have a Conversation With My Husband Manga

That's a misunderstanding... after all, what you want to say can't be conveyed until you talk about it. But it's also a matter of consideration not to tell each other...

There are plenty of comics with the opposite pattern, where Ott's life is sloppy or idle, and his wife is frustrated and they get divorced at the end, so I watched it from a novel perspective.

My family also has this pattern, and my husband is doing well and I am lazy, so I felt that my body tightens up. I'll do my best...!

Actually, my house is like this too, so I read it with a sense of familiarity. I'm going back to work from next month, but during childcare leave, I'm really useless, and I'm frustrated by that bad lack of sleep, and it's a strange day that they don't disgust me like this. it would be scary if they were planning a divorce.. I'm reading this comic because I want it to have a happy ending! First of all, I hope the two of us can discuss something!!

I've read up to 3 volumes, and I'm really worried about the continuation, I mean I understand both feelings... that's why it's so gentle and tough. I feel like my mom's guess was too good lol I thought there was no choice but to take the plunge and discuss it even if it was a little rough

It was a new work by this author, so I read it. It's nice that it's not just about the wife's laid, one-sided husband's complaints, which are common. The reality is that my husband also has his say. I will read it.

It's not about having an affair, it's a real story about a married couple getting mixed up. It's rare for a manga where people walk up after they have complained about each other. But I think it's the best!

My husband read it first and introduced it to me. A child is about to be born, so they said, “We have to be careful too.” My husband in this work has a close personality, and I think there are many women in the world who are close to the position of their husbands (the burden of housework and childcare is heavy), but in the case of this husband, he is alone. Since I do almost everything by myself, I think “I can do anything,” and treat my sloppy wife as a nuisance. They insist on ideals and ignore them if things don't go the way they want them to. Well, what I'm doing isn't good. However, as the same woman, the wife said, “Why?” There are too many things I think about. I'm a full-time housewife, so even if there's something I'm not good at, isn't it okay to take the initiative and make an effort to reduce my husband's burden? My husband clearly overworked and lacked sleep. My complexion must be bad, but I don't notice it. I can't help but seem insensitive and uncaring. There seems to be plenty of time to spare, but the housework is appropriate, I don't work part-time, and I'm not playful. “Sorry,” which doesn't involve action, is just rhetoric and dishonest, and I've even forgotten that I was warned many times before I thought “they won't discuss it.” If someone like this is your partner, working for the household budget is likely to be futile. So, which one is incorrect, and there are differences between each other. There are many cases where even real couples pass each other more and more due to lack of conversation, leading to divorce. I thought it was a great teaching material for looking back on marital relationships. ←This is my impression of reading up to 4 volumes, and I've read up to 6 volumes. I was relieved that we both found our destination, but after all, my husband felt that he wanted to do what he wanted. Humans aren't that easy to change, do they? But I think it would be nice if we could change little by little. I read it to the end, and my impression of my wife changed. There were a few deep lines in the couple's parents, and they stuck in my heart.

Just because you're a stay-at-home mom doesn't mean everything is perfect, if you have small kids. This husband isn't forced by anyone to do housework, and why can't he just think like that, and he doesn't even try to have a conversation.

I think the reason is that what they both want is different, and the direction of communication is different. I still don't know what will happen to them in the future, but I think a relationship where they can understand each other is important.

I've read up to 4 volumes and so far I wonder which of them are either ~ why were they able to get married in the first place when they were in a relationship where they couldn't communicate their true intentions? I think so, though. As a comic, the pictures are cute and easy to read, and the story is realistic and conveys the feelings of both parties well, so it's very interesting. It's likely to have a happy ending if you notice that the degree of unevenness is just right, like a nervous husband and a sloppy wife. Ah, I've finished talking.

Housework and good-looking men are fine, but I feel like I'm getting dissatisfied with my wife who is no longer sloppy. I'm envious of my wife compared to my moral husband, who is loud about one-op childcare and housework. it's hard to be silent without conversation

What I think is fatal as a spouse is that they can't run away or get close because they can't discuss it. If it doesn't come through even if you say it, tell them it's painful, and discuss it. It's easy to get along well with someone who can thoroughly discuss, find compromises, and get along even if they get into a fight due to different values. Also, the wife listens to and ignores her husband's face, and his attitude is unjust. This kind of person doesn't get along well with anyone, regardless of whether their wife is Zubora or not. I left aside my child's and wife's feelings that a single father is good.

I understand this complicated feeling! Unlike the family here, we are the type where my husband isn't made by Zubora and my wife does housework perfectly, but I can really sympathize with the feeling that the husband in this comic doesn't convey even when he says it!

I was reading it while thinking that this wife's bossy nature couldn't help but be disliked by her husband. But as I read on, I wonder if my wife prioritized her child's partner over housework, spurred on the situation. But isn't going outside in pajamas and loungewear too sloppy? At first glance, I thought my husband was a very well-made husband, but he was too idealistic and perfectionist. Dashi is also a natural instant soup stock, and there are seasoning sauces that don't contain additives, so let's use that. I wonder if a husband who hates his wife that much knows how difficult it is and can love her again. I'm looking forward to it.

I don't like lackluster women of the same sex, so I can sympathize with Danna's feelings. If you don't think the opposite of yourself is good in the first place, it's already tough. It's important to walk close to each other as a married couple, but it seemed like my wife wasn't trying too hard.