My New Girlfriend Is Not Human? - Vol. 2 Ch. 85 - My fiancée is mad again

[Eloquento]

Could Taya heal Haru’s mother, assuming she is still alive?

 

[UncleKaos]

a parent who goes cold on his kids... but still raises them. must be weird for him to grow up like that.
but IF he did blame his son for his mother's condition then he is a moron. but as someone said earlier. it is rather complicated.

 

[LadyTyche]

Ya, too bad that irl many relationships are two people with the emotional intelligence of a toddler, or one toddler clinging to someone they expect to fill in as their mother/father because issues.

It's nice seeing these two work things out in a mature way though for sure.

 

[evilsanta]

this story has always managed to subvert these expectations, I am expecting the same here
the dad never hated him, it was just a kid not understanding complex feelings or something

I hope so too.

Glad that my worst fears didn't come to pass.
Looking forward to more wholesome monster gf.

 

[Minipels]

Calling it now, she will heal her mother in law

 

[isoycrazy]

Taya knows what it means to lose a parent and never get to say goodbye. She doesn't want Haru to live with regrets.

And if father-in-law is still a dick, inject him with spiders and torment him for harming Haru. Either way, win-win for her.

 

[Graywing]

I wonder if she got her communication skills from her father who is a therapist. Thanks for the chapter!!!

 

[jackjack9]

Love it that Taya is always there to help Haru with his problems.

 

[chojinra]

This is a strange thing for him to keep a secret from her for so long. I don’t understand why he didn’t feel like he could share that when she’s got way bigger complications and they were able to talk about them just fine.

It Probably never really came up.

 

[Tju]

and then they get hit by a truck. FIN

nah, if they get hit by a truck they get isekaid. but he gets reborn as spider monster and she as human.

 

[weleasewodger]

Calling it now, she will heal her mother in law

Taya can give her 2 of her own legs. Taya has 8 ATM

 

[isthon]

Approach human problems from the non-human viewpoint [i.e. they're mostly pointless].

Just to add on -- Worth noting that she doesn't dismiss them, though, which reflects well on her and the relationship. She knows this is heavy stuff for a non-mountain-goddess-spider-last-of-kind-monster-wife and understands.

 

[ThePotatoMan]

I feel like this may be a stupid question, but... Who is Rui?

Rui Haneda. Protagonist’s friend.

 

[FyreLorde]

Thankfully this isn't written by Hamita. So I don't think we need to worry about that kind of ending.

Beat me to it.

Beat meat to it

 

[Hadri87]

She is soooo gonna fix his mum

 

[fakeburst]

Of course! Just visit your parents you have a complicated relationship with! Surely it will fix the issues you previously had, the only and sure solution

 

[orangerain7734]

This is a strange thing for him to keep a secret from her for so long. I don’t understand why he didn’t feel like he could share that when she’s got way bigger complications and they were able to talk about them just fine.

I think compared to keeping your identity of being a literal monster in human skin trying to blend into human society, his own problems matter very little to hers.

 

[eviljackspicer]

You will never experience a fight if you actively talk and listen to your spouse.

 

[davidna]

I fucking hate Hamita bro. His concepts and story is peak but we never get a good ending.

Remember the alien girlfriend one? Bro went full Buddhist nihilism with it in the end

 

[hawkflights]

Remember the alien girlfriend one? Bro went full Buddhist nihilism with it in the end

I think I do, and I still can't decide whether that was a warning or an endorsement for moral ambivalence. A bit horrifying on several levels tbh.