Shin'yuu no Furin Aite wa, Otto deshita - Vol. 2 Ch. 12

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Ah good that it confirmed she actually has a job.
It does make a difference to how one sees these complaints as reasonable or not.

Though the ideal is one person works while the other manages the house, handles maintenance and purchasing etc sadly the modern economy doesn't allow this for most people nowadays.
Though some things are our sometimes own faults for instance at least in my area people seem to hire contractors a lot to do handman work and are probably spending more money than if they had just taken some time off work to do it themselves.
 
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I wonder if it'll be no cheating (though i still have sus on the other two not kyouko) but she still gets the divorce and learns to stand up for herself.
Ofc after setting him straight first, like this chapter.

Imagine if the 3 are doing this just to get her to stand up for herself.
Did someone say this before? Imagine the husband is the one doing it, just playing the villain. God I need to tone down on the loner MC playing villain mangas.
 
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Though the ideal is one person works while the other manages the house, handles maintenance and purchasing etc sadly the modern economy doesn't allow this for most people nowadays.

Sorry but that's a very conservative and mysoginist point of view.
Cause we all know what's the exact situation of what you are describing. 99% of time.

The husband is working and has a carreer (and if he's good enough, he can quite choose something he likes)
The wife is stuck at home doing all the boring and dirty work. Cleaning, purchasing, changing diapers, dealing with children, etc...
And people who think that's an easy job never actually did it... (like anyone talking about others' job btw).

Women also have the right to have a carreer, doing the chores is the job of BOTH.

Concerning this couple, even if the husband has a job and the woman is supposed to manage the house, the guy can do the least (like getting up and warming up his own plate seriously !) instead of considering his wife as his own slave.
 
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Sorry but that's a very conservative and mysoginist point of view.
Cause we all know what's the exact situation of what you are describing. 99% of time.

The husband is working and has a carreer (and if he's good enough, he can quite choose something he likes)
The wife is stuck at home doing all the boring and dirty work. Cleaning, purchasing, changing diapers, dealing with children, etc...
And people who think that's an easy job never actually did it... (like anyone talking about others' job btw).

Women also have the right to have a carreer, doing the chores is the job of BOTH.

Concerning this couple, even if the husband has a job and the woman is supposed to manage the house, the guy can do the least (like getting up and warming up his own plate seriously !) instead of considering his wife as his own slave.
You're assuming I was talking about women only, both men and women can take this role.

Being a housewife/househusband is an incredibly tough job and should be commended.
It makes sense that if one person isn't working they would handle the house more, this isn't conservative it's pragmatic.
Not to mention you get very valuable things you just don't get when both partners are working such as market research on the best place to buy things and the aforementioned handyman work.

Women also have the right to CHOOSE not to have a career and be a housewife.
It's also misogynist to assume all women should work.

Yeah the husband is a dumbass here but at the same time she is working less so you would expect her to do a little bit more.
However, as you say it's past that margin.
 
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i bet shes overthinking it
She's overthinked the empty bottle of soap?

Also read the TL about divorce.
What about abuse? You also need physical evidence for that? Seems like a flawed system since not all abuse can be recorded.
 
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What kind of modern person doesn't know how to cook or clean or even shop?

I know lots of folk in their 20s that don't know how to cook or clean. Usually it is because their parents always did for them even up to age 18 or they had a housekeeper that handled it.
 
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She's overthinked the empty bottle of soap?

Also read the TL about divorce.
What about abuse? You also need physical evidence for that? Seems like a flawed system since not all abuse can be recorded.
Yes, you need evidence in the case of abuse too.

If is a flawed system. That's why as countries modernized, they implemented no-fault divorces, where you can get divorced without having to prove wrongdoing. Unfortunately Japan has never implemented this.

For abuse, your evidence can be more things: injuries, doctors reports of said I juries, and third parties testemonies. Doesn't necessarily have to be a recording of you being abused.

Ultimately it's a trial, anything goes as long as you can convince a judge that your divorce is justified.



Definitely would be preferable if there was at least the option of no-fault, though.
 

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