For the sake of the first chapter it won't be tagged until the second chapter comes out. Then the series will be tagged.

i was suprised by the end of the chapter and then i realised that author is the same who wrote aoi hana... now i understand. this won't end well.

last edited at Jun 5, 2019 4:13AM

Interesting plot twist, I want to see the following story!

Big oof

Well... damn
And I've got this on Sub.

Oof

oof indeed

Big OOF

just die men >.<

Ouch

Hell yeah

This gives me "After Hours" vibes with the sudden hook up, super comfy chemistry, and cheating. I love "After Hours" so I have a feeling I'll like this too. Just gotta see how it all plays out.

Wait, there's cheating in After Hours?

Wish I had known that before I bought the first three volumes...

Oops i think i misremembered another series. I double checked and didn't see cheating. I'll edit my original comment lol.

Hah inhales FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDGE! I knew this was gonna happen but I just kept reading!

Ah ha ha ha ... yeah. One of those chapters that remind me of that day I was run over by a car. Feels roughly the same. ^^

For the sake of maintaining an interesting story, I hope the husband isn't a villain. That seems like the standard route taken in stories like this, because it somehow absolves the cheating spouse of all guilt and makes the audience feel more comfortable. But stories about cheating aren't supposed to make you feel comfortable! They're supposed to raise interesting questions, put the characters in difficult positions, and make you question what it means to be a "good" person.

Too many series (fucking "My Unrequited Love") attempt to remove that aspect and end up with a really reductive narrative.

last edited at Jun 5, 2019 7:33AM

"Aw shit, here we go again" : The Manga-OVA-extravaganza

Oooooof mage oof super duper mega oof

This gives me "After Hours" vibes with the sudden hook up, super comfy chemistry, and cheating. I love "After Hours" so I have a feeling I'll like this too. Just gotta see how it all plays out.

Wait, there's cheating in After Hours?

Wish I had known that before I bought the first three volumes...

Oops i think i misremembered another series. I double checked and didn't see cheating. I'll edit my original comment lol.

AH does technically have cheating, but the literal point is 'things are going bad enough with Emi's boyfriend that she's only staying together with him because she'd be homeless otherwise (and then Kei gives her a way out)' so

Oh boy new shimura takako series!
Just as angsty as I remember there we go.

Bleh, on one hand amazing art and really cool chapter... but really? Cheating is gross and totally turns me off to this

I'm gonna nope right outta this one

Remembering the first chapter of Aoi Hana

For the sake of maintaining an interesting story, I hope the husband isn't a villain. That seems like the standard route taken in stories like this, because it somehow absolves the cheating spouse of all guilt and makes the audience feel more comfortable. But stories about cheating aren't supposed to make you feel comfortable! They're supposed to raise interesting questions, put the characters in difficult positions, and make you question what it means to be a "good" person.

Too many series (fucking "My Unrequited Love") attempt to remove that aspect and end up with a really reductive narrative.

Um, yes. What you said.

So, all these "I don't like cheating" posts--is that saying, "I don't wish to read stories that contain cheating by fictional characters," or "I find cheating morally objectionable"?

Because although I've read plenty of mysteries, I'd never say, "I like murder."

Thought I was settling in for a nice fluffy time with actual adults for once and then

Drama went and burst through that door

Because although I've read plenty of mysteries, I'd never say, "I like murder."

I would

Heart, meet Wrecking Ball.

I've never been murdered, but I have been cheated on.

(This was not how I wanted to start my day.)

last edited at Jun 5, 2019 9:46AM

So, all these "I don't like cheating" posts--is that saying, "I don't wish to read stories that contain cheating by fictional characters," or "I find cheating morally objectionable"?

Both, presumably, or they wouldn't feel the need to say it here.

Because although I've read plenty of mysteries, I'd never say, "I like murder."

That's a good one. I'm going to steal it.