Ushimitsu Gao

[Eliminateur]

Whore wife NTRs her husband with a ghost.

thanks i was coming to the comments for this, blacklisted

 

[Danilike]

is this just some shitty ass NTR?

the fuck is their obsession? only subhuman trash enjoy that shit.

grace is to suffer it

 

[CallMeMForr]

Shut it down

 

[Kageryushin]

I genuinely loved it. I'm a great admirer of all of Paru's works—her character designs are captivating, and I deeply appreciate her willingness to explore mature and thought-provoking themes about life.

In what sense is this, or any of the practically worthless histrionic trash that Paru has shat out, remotely thought-provoking?

 

[deleted-user-d6fda8acba]

i didn't thought that it would be this much good i mean i just land it for fun
Its really reflects the real life except the ghost part
and i only know a little things about these relation but now i feel the emotions also

 

[Versicolurus]

This was so unexpectedly good. Is it weird? Fuck yes. Was it good? Yeah.

 

[BuffAgama]

Honestly I liked it- exploring interpersonal issues where both the characters are sorta fucked up by being stuck in their own perspectives. The wife is selfish in an understandable way- her husband totally pushes her away. It's cool that Gao seems to consider them both.....
Though uhhhhhh possessing the husband's body unbeknownst to him was fucked.

 

[Axeght]

Horrible, de los peores trabajos de la autora, una mezcla de fetiches raros que van de "profundos". Convengamos que no soy fan de blanquear infieles o la infidelidad, el personaje de la amiga es nefasto, porque representa eso, va por la vida siendo infiel y enojándose si se meten en su vida, pero ella si se mete y hasta aconseja a su amiga ser infiel también como si recomendara una peluquería. La pareja no funcionaba por ambos, ambos eran horribles comunicándose, ambos eran egoístas, acá no hay justificación de ninguno, y mucho menos para la infidelidad de ella, quien vea acá algo 'entendible' que madure un poco.
Y por último, y más importante, si hay algo que molesta aún más que blanquear infidelidades, es blanquear abuso sexual, porque la protagonista es una abusadora, abuso de su esposo por semanas o más, y la obra jamás aborda el tema, es asqueroso, y es increíble que nadie se de cuenta. Que al final la quieran hacer pagar por la infidelidad (no el abuso, Paru no ve abuso, por lo visto) con ese parto, es patético. Y que al final le guarden cariño al fantasma ese, igual de abusador que ella, además de un fracasado, peor. En fin, malísimo.

 

[spicyfuneral]

Honestly I liked it- exploring interpersonal issues where both the characters are sorta fucked up by being stuck in their own perspectives. The wife is selfish in an understandable way- her husband totally pushes her away. It's cool that Gao seems to consider them both.....
Though uhhhhhh possessing the husband's body unbeknownst to him was fucked.

i do not like NTR or any cheating themes, but this is what i thought too. there are couples who go through different pathways of destruction who unfortunately and ironically become more honest with each other after it all happens. could they have talked it out or walked away? yes, but humans are complicated in that whatever culture teaches that we all dig our heels in until it all boils over. it does not justify that things going to trash is an appropriate method. this was still an interesting entertaining read on how it does go sideways in a most cursed atrocious way, but yet they make it out on the other side. aside from that, i fully agree that the no-consent theme is its own type of problematic. that disturbs me more promptly actually.

 

[BuffAgama]

i do not like NTR or any cheating themes, but this is what i thought too. there are couples who go through different pathways of destruction who unfortunately and ironically become more honest with each other after it all happens. could they have talked it out or walked away? yes, but humans are complicated in that whatever culture teaches that we all dig our heels in until it all boils over. it does not justify that things going to trash is an appropriate method. this was still an interesting entertaining read on how it does go sideways in a most cursed atrocious way, but yet they make it out on the other side. aside from that, i fully agree that the no-consent theme is its own type of problematic. that disturbs me more promptly actually.

I agree- it was a very interesting way to explore consent and I feel like the feelings came across clearly. Rarely do you get to really see a man reckon with issues of consent where he's the one being violated, and even more rarely do does it get resolved where the feelings are directly indicated and worked through in real time and not just deflected from or assumed. It's also interesting to see how intimacy is sometimes hard, even when you decide to get married.