Oku-san - Vol. 1 Ch. 8 - Morning with the Wife

[MangaDex]

 

[G-P]

Living the dream that lucky bastard.

 

[CyBerK]

How can one be such a good guy and get such a good wife?

 

[Eden89]

@Cyberk, Karma... I hope

 

[maisonaustyn]

Finally calming down with the invisible husband gag. Much better dis way

 

[kuro0102]

So, the secret for a happy, long lasting marriage is to... have sex every day?

 

[juanan]

Motherfucking lucky bastard

 

[TanithG]

I just hope that I can have the lifestyle of these two when I marry my girlfriend

 

[lionfromnorth]

This man is living the dream.

Honestly, there is nothing better in the world than what this fictional man has.

 

[SotiCoto]

This is getting too contrived.

She has a few basic human traits, but apparently her patience for neglect is astronomical... and one wouldn't normally see that in someone who has a body that would be amazing on someone 10 years her junior. That sort of thing would put her in very high demand, which tends to lend itself to a bit of an ego in practice. While she is a bit ditzy, that doesn't really make up for her complete lack of boredom with such a painfully drab life...
And he doesn't have a face, doesn't talk, apparently isn't rich given they were just living with his family... and doesn't have a big dick either judging by the newspaper... works all day and only comes home at night (and apparently stays in on sundays) to let her slave over him... quite blatantly is shooting blanks (while she wants 3 kids)... yet apparently she has been madly in love with him throughout 6 years of marriage so far...

Nuh uh. Nope. Wouldn't happen. Suspension of disbelief is shattered.

 

[Suck-a-duck]

Just imagine it says he

 

[Sanctimonious_Locke]

My current headcanon is that this is a lesbian couple, and she calls her wife "husband" in a playful way because she's the breadwinner.

 

[Exia1987]

Everybody talking about the lucky husband and I'm here feeling the pain of that pinkie slammed in the door.

 

[Hannoverfist]

@Exia1987 It was so realisticly drawn out. The jolt when it hit, the jump-roll while the hurt was not really settled in and then the rolling around in pain. I felt that so much

 

[PhongPon]

Ah yes, stub your own toe, it more common than you think.

 

[Dinkelberg]

 

[SuperRobotSolo]

What a wonderful woman and a very lucky guy. Six years and going, huh.