he gave up his pride back thenHe had a meltdown over a "Good for you" in ch10, but is completely fine with marriage out of pity, and the potential conflict that would make sense here was swept under the rag with a time skip.
lol
lmao even
Plot twist: he became a house-husband after burning out, because he clearly didn't have the right profile for the job. His wife on the other hand was able to boost her career with his support and canI'm sure having a loyal partner waiting at home for you, caring for your emotions, cooking for you, keep the house tidy, and always being there when you need them probably help a lot. A home cooked meal, love, and someone who cares about you and accepts you for who you are can do wonders for your mental state, and the fact that you're not just eating whatever's easiest to make probably help in terms of health too. He could also be making sure she takes care of herself so she doesn't push herself too far.
to be fair, marriage in japan 80% of the time is just handing a signed form to a clerk at the family registry with little fanfareBro didn't even show the wedding. Wtf?
It's a 1-2 pages-per-chapter Twitter webcomic meant to be read during your subway commute, not Berserk.I feel like the author could of shown how he got out of his slump & the details of the marriage acceptance. Hell I would even take the wedding ceremony instead of just skipping to this. Thanks for the translations.
He does have an amazon link, so it's a bit more than that. Regardless, I think he could have planned things a lot better and have a clearer common thread between chapters/time-skips.It's a 1-2 pages-per-chapter Twitter webcomic meant to be read during your subway commute, not Berserk.
Because he was 13-14 back then. Between 14 and ~27 people go through like 4 complete reconstructions of their character.He had a meltdown over a "Good for you" in ch10
Plot twist: he became a house-husband after burning out, because he clearly didn't have the right profile for the job. His wife on the other hand was able to boost her career with his support and can
perfectly provide for the household.
Why not? She could have had a career breakthrough during a time-skip for all we know. That's somehow more believable than the fact the depression was cured by marriage.Ain't no way she's supporting a two-person household on a teacher's salary.
Why not? She could have had a career breakthrough during a time-skip for all we know. That's somehow more believable than the fact the depression was cured by marriage.
You are putting way more thought on this than this garbage manga deserves. Embrace the chaos: she changed jobs, started her own business and is earning 10x what she used to. How? Doesn't matter because time-skip. The sky is the limit.Teacher's salaries are largely a function of seniority with small bumps for adding new skillsets through additional degree phases or small workshop/certificate type modules and generally start out at a level that's barely enough to take care of one person, let alone a two-person household. I know it's not Japan but my cousin has been a teacher for like 7 or 8 years now and she lives in a basement suite the size of a postage stamp and pretty much can't afford anything besides rent, food, and car payments.
It's more fantastical that the FMC would end up with some way to make significantly more money (like being headhunted by a pricey, exclusive private school that would be far more likely to hand out its teaching positions to alumni) than it is that the MC quit his job and it wasn't "depression cured by marriage" as much as it was "marriage was a step in the process of turning his life around"