Reviews for A Married Woman's Lover Manga

This review contains spoilers. I don't really understand why the main character throws away her husband's sperm, but why is that? If you are an expert, please tell me... I want you to be happy, Yui. Everyone is expecting too much from someone.

This review contains spoilers. I thought I'd be happy with Keisuke, but... I was amazed at the choice of the heroine. But I also think this might be the reality of fertility housewives. The purpose of the heroine's life has become not to be happy as a married couple, but to have children. I think my field of view has narrowed quite a bit. I myself have no experience with infertility treatment, so I couldn't sympathize with the heroine's choice. Why would you go back to that husband? Do you think that even that husband would be happy if he received seeds and had children? However, one thing I can say is that it doesn't end when a child is born. Until children become independent, they must take responsibility and raise them healthily by pouring love into them as a couple. It takes about 20 years to be able to do that because it is a child born with someone you can trust and love. Alafif, who has reached the end of raising children, thinks so.

This review contains spoilers. As many people have written in their reviews, the heroine is unable to abandon herself, which she wanted to have children, and she goes back to Morao, and the end leaves readers feeling overwhelmed. In the real world, risk hedging groups that maintain the status quo have an advantage over getting divorced and choosing love. It's bittersweet though. I dropped my commuter pass from the last scene, and it smells like the same quagmire with the man with a wife who seems to be much younger than the heroine that the heroine picked up... again? back to square one!?

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting and I read the whole volume, but was the tempo good at first? I wonder if this heroine has a problem even though it felt like it progressed, and why at the end? I don't understand it as well as I think, and I can only think that the heroine is sick, and since there is compatibility between men and women, it's true that even if you can't do it with this man, you can do it with other men. weren't they cornered by things kids couldn't do? I don't think I'll be able to do it with my morahara husband no matter how hard I try. It's kind of disappointing, I want them to be happy with the final development. (I wonder if I have no choice but to imagine) And I want to read a sequel with a happy development.

This review contains spoilers. I have no experience with fertility treatment, but I think I was able to learn about the state of a married couple and part of the feelings of those who are not blessed with children through romantic relationships.

This review contains spoilers. At first glance, the protagonist seems unreliable and pitiful. But in reality... he was a psychopath who only thought about himself more than any of the characters, and didn't care about the sacrifices of his surroundings. And are you going to repeat it again? I'm really worried about the implied end. I read it in a state of nervousness.

This review contains spoilers. A new life begins for the main character and the guy who met him! I was reading it while thinking, and it's the last volume, this is how it ends... I was quite shocked and dumbfounded. (... I still can't get back on my feet... I didn't think I should have bought it...) Morahara, power, I can't believe I'm going back to my husband. If you don't face your inner child, the main character probably won't be able to move forward. But other than the last volume, I was very excited to read it ♡

This review contains spoilers. I thought the new issue wouldn't go on sale, so when I reread the latest issue, I was surprised that it was the final episode. I think the main character's happiness was getting pregnant, giving birth, and becoming a mother, but I'm wondering if she can live a happy life if she had a child with her husband.

This review contains spoilers. An unexpected end with a beginning and end. I don't know happiness right now, but I wonder if I'll notice it at the end of my life. The content made me keenly aware of the way women live. I think this work would be wonderful even if it were made into a video.

This review contains spoilers. It seems to be a part of everyday life. My affair partner is kind, and when my husband is like that, I just want to cheer them on, but it's difficult. Maybe it's my own independence after all.

This review contains spoilers. It's painful not being able to do it even if I want kids. Also, one-op fertility treatments are even more difficult. Maybe my husband is also seedless. Sperm has been thrown away, so that may not have been discovered. Even so, I'm looking forward to the next volume because it's a trip, and the time between when I go to pick up my luggage is too bad.

This review contains spoilers. I think the feelings are depicted very carefully. It becomes painful to read. I wonder if the reason I've forgotten the feeling of caring for my partner is because everyone is trapped in fertility treatment. I'm waiting for the next work while thinking that it would be nice if they were released soon and they could meet their own happiness.