Reviews for A Married Woman's Lover Manga

This review contains spoilers. I want to have children... Anyone born as a woman should be possessed by such feelings at least once. Especially when you're close to your mid-thirties, you can see the time limit for giving birth. Getting married and not getting pregnant without a gynecological illness means that for women who wish to have children, their whole lives will be full of infertility treatment, and they will live a life of struggle and suffering in the midst of an endless loop... who can condemn her... if she can give up on children, I want to give up. Regardless of the fact that they gave up and the lives of two people with peaceful love were right in front of them, Orie chose a barren marriage where they continued infertility treatment without love for 7 years. There is no way to make an effort to get pregnant or give birth. I did my best to treat infertility, and since I spent a lot of money, I'm not always going to get it either. There are also people who get married and get married right away without making an effort. How that is hurting Orie-san... I don't think anyone who has had the same experience as Orie-san wouldn't understand her true suffering, sadness, and obsession with children. I think it would be strange for someone to critique Orie's choice whether it was right or wrong. Orie-san probably wants children of her own. Maybe it doesn't matter who's kid is. It's just that they chose men who are likely to have children. The film ends with Orie eventually returning to her husband and going to the clinic for infertility treatment. A scene where he picks up a lost item from a man passing by and calls out... no way with that man? Did you just pick it up with good intentions? Am I the only one who feels something artificial behind that act of good intentions... I'd like to know if Mr. Orie ended up holding her own child, or if her wish didn't come true, and what kind of life she would go through if it didn't come true. I want Orie-san to be happy even if she doesn't hold my child! I sincerely hope that you will depict Orie's life after that.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work that even people who have never had fertility treatments will be drawn in. The protagonist, caught in a fertility loop, gets a kind lover and has a happy time. Then, when they try to get out of the loop somehow, the psychological depiction of being pulled back at the very end is skillfully depicted in the form of a young protagonist. I wonder if it's no good to marry a kind lover and adopt a child, or have sperm donated, because I don't know fertility? Even if you go to great lengths to have children of your own, you won't necessarily be happy. And even though the last thing left in my life is an old couple I saw on the train. Does that mean 7 years was too long to turn it into garbage?

This review contains spoilers. I wanted the heroine to be happy with Keisuke, so I was surprised at the choice of the final heroine. A husband like this got divorced!! Did my husband, who thought that, reflect on it, and even though he made quite a few concessions and tried to make an effort, this is how it ended? Keisuke ended up being swayed by the heroine, but I think life with his ex-wife was difficult, so maybe that was good. I want them to meet wonderful people and be absolutely happy. I was expecting a happy ending, so it was a disappointing ending for me.

This review contains spoilers. The words of the main character's husband are terrible for a housewife who is pregnant. Maybe it's better to read it after understanding that aspect as well. I want the main character and Keisuke to be happy. ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ I was shocked by the way it ended, unlike how I had anticipated!

This review contains spoilers. Orie-san's husband isn't terrible, he doesn't have a job, and he's proud Everest-level, so I'm excited to see what happens because Orie-chan wants to be with him in response to the divorce quickly, but her boyfriend's wife is also afraid of something.

This review contains spoilers. The emotions and depiction of a woman who can't have children are so real that I think this is fiction. I was also undergoing infertility treatment, so I understand it very well. Sometimes it makes me want to run away. That probably led to an affair.