That would be compelling, in a way, since at least the public enemy isn't one dimensional bad guy.Imagine if this story was about all her girlfriends betraying her, but in the end the only one who remained loyal was her husband, who now feels betrayed by her for doubting him
Every shoujo and josei has that guy. Usually falls in love with the fmc but then fmc rejects them and goes back to their tru lob 💕.I cant get a read on momokas brother. He seems too perfect, the ultimate male friend for a woman to have.
Imagine if this story was about all her girlfriends
betraying her, but in the end the only one who remained loyal was her husband, who now feels betrayed by her for doubting him
I don’t claim to understand women any better than the next person, but it seems to me that Mahoro has realized she doesn’t want to be married to Rei regardless of how anything shakes out. While I won’t go as far as others who have called him “evil, abusive, manipulative,” etc., it’s clear that Mahoro sees him as lazy and self-centered and someone who only knows how to seem nice at a glance without actually being a kind person, and she is deciding that their marriage doesn’t bring any benefits.Imagine if this story was about all her girlfriends betraying her, but in the end the only one who remained loyal was her husband, who now feels betrayed by her for doubting him
He betrayed her first for being an ass of a partner by taking her housework for granted.Imagine if this story was about all her girlfriends betraying her, but in the end the only one who remained loyal was her husband, who now feels betrayed by her for doubting him
Hi, woman here. Yes you get it.I don’t claim to understand women any better than the next person, but it seems to me that Mahoro has realized she doesn’t want to be married to Rei regardless of how anything shakes out. While I won’t go as far as others who have called him “evil, abusive, manipulative,” etc., it’s clear that Mahoro sees him as lazy and self-centered and someone who only knows how to seem nice at a glance without actually being a kind person, and she is deciding that their marriage doesn’t bring any benefits.
To be pedantic, that's not betrayal that's neglect (in his case neglecting his duties) and taking things for granted.He betrayed her first for being an ass of a partner by taking her housework for granted.
At least you have ganma, Google won't even let me install it on an emulated android phone while I'm stuck using an IPhone 1 atm.For the love of god can someone spoil me the hell of this thing, i tried even to find the raws but ganma sucks.
It has to count as betrayal because it has to be sufficient to excuse her hanging out with a guy that she knows is waiting for her marriage to end so he can hook up with her.To be pedantic, that's not betrayal that's neglect (in his case neglecting his duties) and taking things for granted.
Lets try to not be sensational and quantify morality accurately.
That's it.I cant get a read on momokas brother. He seems too perfect, the ultimate male friend for a woman to have.
I had teacher in highschool who's church required just this.Someone loyal would be understanding tho I imagine still hurt but shame ppl aren’t required to do like once a week counseling even before marriage if not after once a year
Yup. He's not pure evil, and even if the relationship COULD be fixed its not a failing on her part if she doesn't view it as worth the effort.Hi, woman here. Yes you get it.
Rei is not some evil pos (though if he cheated I’d say he is) he’s just a lousy husband and ultimately Mahoro just isn’t happy in her relationship, her marriage.
To make a relationship work you need to be a team and that means both pulling your weight. And I mean any kind of relationship. As we also see in this manga, friendships are also teamwork and if it’s one sided one day you’ll be hit by it.
That is not how the definition of betrayal works that's just using a person's reaction to misinfer causality...It has to count as betrayal because it has to be sufficient to excuse her hanging out with a guy that she knows is waiting for her marriage to end so he can hook up with her.
I mean it's motivated reasoning and deliberate equivocation. Mahoro is in the process of building a case for divorce, so she has to make Rei into a bad guy (in her head) to justify (to herself) some of her actions in that pursuit.That is not how the definition of betrayal works that's just using a person's reaction to misinfer causality...
By this logic we can can call anything betrayal as long as our own reaction is extreme enough.