Reviews for She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm a person who has experienced marriage, pregnancy, and childbirth due to being swept away somehow, but I'm hopeless about a life where cooking, housework, and even keeping myself clean continue to be collected for men and husbands. I was in tears when I thought that it would be nice if we could cook food and spend time with a woman who would eat anything deliciously like this. I don't have any impressions anymore, and I cook a lot of meals for unresponsive men. I want to live with a woman I can share the joys of everyday life with and laugh with... I think there are many people who think that way regardless of their sexuality. Young people, don't be swept away by your surroundings and stick to your own choices.

This review contains spoilers. This work has become a hot topic, so I wanted to read it. Along with delicious food, it depicts the sense of incongruity and difficulty in life that women feel from society, and the relationship between the two is heartwarming and soothing. Even if sexual orientation or the like is set aside, parts such as wanting to be together, being satisfied by spending time together, and caring for each other are cherished, which is very good. Keep reading, I want to read it soon!

This review contains spoilers. It was a book I had always been interested in, but I didn't have a chance to read it, so I bought it with a 70% off coupon to commemorate registration and read it right away. As soon as I started reading it, oh, oh, so interesting! I'm addicted to it after a long absence and finished reading 1 book quickly? The most interesting thing is, after all, the self-projection of “The Woman Who Wants to Eat” on Kasuga... I'm also a tappy, good-natured woman, and a good eater. I usually hesitate when eating, but I was even moved by Kasuga's momentum! Oh, eating was such a wonderful thing, wasn't it? I want to meet someone like Mr. Nomoto too! I really thought that. Nomoto-san's kind and cheerful appearance is also so wonderful, and I'm just envious of the relationship between the two? I bought 2 or 3 volumes right away, so are you looking forward to reading them?

This review contains spoilers. I love eating and cooking, so I can read it all the time w I can really sympathize with the feeling that I want to cook with stress relief

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes. I really liked the atmosphere of volume 1, and I have experienced marriage and childbirth, but I really sympathized with it because I clearly don't like being recalled as “for my husband” for my hard work.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a story that sticks to single women. I'm confused when my family at my parents' house far away talks about my best friend that I care about, and they say why he's not my boyfriend... I really understand! I thought so.

This review contains spoilers. Of the five senses, the one you can trust the most is taste. That's because my likes and dislikes are clear and I can't cheat. That's why eating is so important. This manga is wonderful because it carefully depicts the process of nurturing one's own self and interaction with others through eating. I feel that talking about sexual minorities and food go very well together.

This review contains spoilers. I'm watching it in parallel with the drama. The food looks really tasty, and they make the same thing and eat it. but it's not going well.

This review contains spoilers. I'm a so-called “woman who wants to make,” and no matter how tired I am when I come home, I think I'm the type to be healed if I just cook lol Nomoto! But like Mr. Nomoto, I don't have such a strong stomach, and since it's an unbelievable snack, I always lay my head around a pile of prepared side dishes that I can't eat every day. I have friends who go to farmers and cook together on my days off, and I relieve my daily stress by eating and walking. When asked if it's a romantic feeling, I also feel like it's something different, but I always want to live together. There are many forms, they are all different, but I can only sympathize with that feeling that I want to be free without being denied by anyone!! I was moved when I always thought that it would become a world where minorities and heterosexuality could be accepted and lived without boundaries, and I was moved when I came across wonderful works. Empathy is very reassuring, isn't it? I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. As a selfish and carefree reader, the editing job of being able to read comics and novels anytime on my smartphone has become quite hard, can I put this out into the world? What is the line between professional quality? or something like that, what are the editors doing!!! There were times when I was outraged. But that's probably part of it. I read this work, and there are even stories where I get in touch with the editors, so I like the editors for this comic! I was able to feel the editor's ability behind the scenes, such as a reminder before the story where one person nods! Oh, no, it's an edit based on the work, so of course the work is good! It was a story I could really sympathize with even as an old lady who likes men and loves eroticism in terms of drawing and content! Even when talking about my family, I haven't had a similar experience, but I came in with Ston as an experience where I lived more than half of my life as a woman. In the story of Kasuga's mother, did you do your best for her husband under lockdown while taking care of her parents-in-law, have you been convinced in your own way? Life is getting harder on life for life, but the bento is big and they put in a lot of fried chicken, and they don't contact them when they fall down. it sank. Of course it's a good work, but it's interesting that it touches on LGBTQIA+ and QIA in particular. Regardless of that, it was fun to read the funny feeling of a female friend, even when I saw it as a meal comic. It's been made into a drama, and I'm curious about how the cast is being visualized! ★ is a matter of course 5