Reviews for My Second Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I first saw her life with Aoi-kun, was she a lackluster husband? I'm convinced that there are many women who feel uncomfortable thinking about it. It was no use not being able to change yourself. I wish I had remembered the old days and changed myself first. Birthdays are also in one frame; actually, that's because everything is included. Senpai always thought only about Emma first, and it was hard when I was in tears, but I'm glad Emma chose Senpai. Aoi-kun is about to be found. That's because it's changed.

This review contains spoilers. My first love in high school was actually really good. It reminded me once again that no matter how close you become, if you don't have compassion for the other person, you'll be alone. My childhood friend, Aoi-kun, was a little pitiful, but in the end, I thought it was good that I was able to back down because I wanted to protect the smiles of my loved ones. But actually, I don't think men and women have best friends...

This review contains spoilers. There are many patterns of this kind of talk going back to the way things were, but since people's personalities don't fundamentally change, they end up getting into the same trouble over and over again. Aoi is self-centered and tends to be spoiled, so even when she knew Emma liked her seniors, she was definitely recommending herself, and even if things change now, for example, when a child is born, they seem to get into trouble again with sharing housework and childcare. Senpai, who prioritizes her partner, and Emma, who is indecisive but honest and not mean, seem to go well together. The depiction of a handsome and dexterous senior who can also work was also nice. Even though they seem smart, people have many different minds. There were also comments criticizing Emma's whichever way, but in the first place, men are aggressive, and it's only natural that 8 years since she was her first boyfriend, she really felt a sense of emotion. I think they both fell in love with the kind Emma, who easily switched and couldn't break up quickly.

This review contains spoilers. I was in a relationship for 8 years and suddenly got married, and when I saw Emma being turned into a housekeeper, I seriously burst into tears at first. You can't understand important things until you get away... but Aoi is really too spoiled. People who change because they regret it can't live the way they want, right? Probably one time! I don't trust Aoi! Well then, when people ask me if they're in the senpai group, it's another source of trouble... I think it's good to be aggressive even though they're kind and have a sense of security, but they seem to be refraining, and I feel like they're trying to fit in with each other. It's not a bad thing, but you gotta love it...! It looks like my shoulders and elbows are stretched and I feel tired. Do you mean you understand what Aoi's junior is saying... you might also understand that people who aren't very close would want to say that. Nonetheless, from my point of view, I can't believe why Aoi still has feelings! It seems like a convenient thing, but isn't it possible to stay together as childhood friends and friends even if it's not Karekano? I think there are times when it's better if you're not in a romantic relationship... in the end, they seem to go back to Aoi and Motosaya, and it's kind of confusing with the flag...

This review contains spoilers. Aren't you too nice to still shake with the Aoi? I can't fix such a selfish personality no matter what, and when I get married, it gets even worse, and my arrogance gets worse, so there's nothing but hardship. My seniors are kind, adults, and it seems like we can build a peaceful and supportive relationship even when we get married. I definitely want them to choose Senpai

This review contains spoilers. The picture is cute. Senpai, I wonder if his specs are too high and he's a hit horse — childhood friends are king. But I want my seniors to stick with me. If a senior thinks marriage is good, Emma is a smart, good kid! Everyone said their feelings properly and it was a good way to heal. I'm envious of being taken care of by such a wonderful senior.

This review contains spoilers. I can't choose either one, so which one would make me happy? I don't know, but I wonder if I would go out with my senpai, but I feel like this is a former Saya.

This review contains spoilers. When I first read it, the heroine's boyfriend was kind of moronic, or rather, unscrupulous. A boyfriend you should definitely quit. It's definitely the senpai group. I'm curious about the continuation, but I hope you can make choices like the one in the title along with the conflict of feelings in the future. I want the heroine to be happy!

This review contains spoilers. If it's because of work, don't think it's valid. Why are you contacting me after the meeting time has passed? Normally, if they decide to be called to work out of nowhere, they'll let them know why they're going to work on the spot. What is a smartphone for if you can't keep important contact times, don't make promises, and don't make a fool of yourself. It seems like if you can't get along, you won't be able to do a job.

This review contains spoilers. I now know that Mochizuki-senpai would definitely be better; this is what happens when you get married! Senpai seems to be kind, and proper discussions are important!

This review contains spoilers. I really understand Emma's feelings; they're childhood friends, and they've been in a relationship for too long, so maybe Aoi isn't offended even if I don't put it into words now, but women are at an age where they think about marriage, so they're kind of spoiled. I want them to break up and be happy with their seniors.