To Whom It May Concern, I'm Just Fine on My Own Manga Reviews

Every chapter keeps me surprised at how things pan out. The story initially starts with Sato, and you think it's going to be just about her and how Haru (the lady on the cover) changes her life, and then it seems like it's going to be about how Haru just weaves in and out of these stories, changing everyone for the better like a superhero, but then it delves into her own life and her own flaws, and the story evolves from there. Every chapter feels like a natural progression, drama without boiling over into melodrama, and it's underpinned by writing that feels realistic.

I love everything about it. The drawings are great, the stories depict real life scenarios and real problems women face. It's characters have depth and and are well written. I can't wait for new chapters!

This manga touches on lots of aspects that many younger male readers may not realize are a problem for women, especially as they get older. Things like divorce, confidence, marriage, and conceiving a child. I love that the older lead is confident, however still has her own flaws. Very well written.

Well, I guess I also came here because of that one Tweet 😂
At first I was not sure because for me (Not in general!) the manga a little bit expensive BUT I ASSURE you it's worth every cent
I admit that reading the other characters' comments about how someone at a certain age should behave and what's appropriate to wear bla bla can be a bit stressful (I'm so over this bs) but I am *living* for ms hatsuse. Her encounters with others are pure joy and very affirmative for me in regards of how I already try to live my life!

I came here from a twitter post and IT'S PEAK. As someone who's pretty young still, i found this a very satisfying and reassuring read. Ms. Hatsuse is such an admirable character!

Amazing, The actual definition of the word. These chapters are so cathartic for me. I'm excited to see what other topics the author introduces to the mix!