i love this one so much, it's so fluffy and relatable.

For the record, eggs last a while but months is pushin' it bad folks.

Oh god I love the idea of girls talking about getting married to each other.

Looking into it, Japanese rules re: same sex marriage are kinda weird. Not allowed in-country, and they'll only recognize it from out of country if one partner is a citizen of a country where it's legal. So a Japanese girl could marry a Canadian girl no problem, but two Japanese girls can't go to Canada and come back married.

Laws discriminating against people are all logically flawed (and most of the time the people who made them should have the mental capacity to be aware of it, making them assholes).

But there's not only stagnation: as of today, gay couples can adopt children together in Austria.

Hey, they still can have a wedding ceremony! Like that couple who got married at Tokyo Disneyland. (As it happens, they made a manga about their story.) Only really awful places stop people from doing that, like Wisconsin used to.

Laws discriminating against people are all logically flawed (and most of the time the people who made them should have the mental capacity to be aware of it, making them assholes).

But there's not only stagnation: as of today, gay couples can adopt children together in Austria.

They do now, but historically many made sense.

Destroy Schnitzel. No Habs on my throne!

What a nice mother! And a cute story!

Supportive yuri mom is best mom

It's so heartwarming, knowing that such supportive parents exist :')

nice~

I'm personally pretty indifferent to marriages/weddings/wedding dresses. However, I really like how it's mentioned they could go somewhere else to get married, but that they like where they live. Lots of people are always quick to jump to the whole "they could get married in another country" comment, but let's face it, it's easier said than done for a multitude of reasons.
So, I think that's kind of a cool response at the end there.

This was a refreshingly low-stakes drama, and uplifting to boot.

Lots of people are always quick to jump to the whole "they could get married in another country" comment, but let's face it, it's easier said than done for a multitude of reasons.

Huh. I've never been one of "those people" but honestly, I never thought about how ... most people just don't live in the Schengen Area / EU where you can do just that (sure, it's like a day trip, but most couples would do that anyway to have a nice location). Especially since the closest place to Japan with legal same-sex marriage would be the ROC.