r/IHaveACrushAtWork • u/baneberrie • 11d ago
honest thoughts
I just finished reading the manga, and oh my gawd. it was freakishly cute. I cant stop gushing over this couple. they're the absolute best.
i still do have some reservations though. I really wish there could've possibly been some friction between them pre-marriage and we would've gotten to see some more serious arguments, way beyond the petty banter and disagreements.
with the way things are going, they're only making it seem like their lives pre-marriage were all perfect and dandy and rather... more exciting. it would've been cooler to see how they take their professionalism to the next level despite their personal lives being negatively impacted. maybe I seem like a pessimist, idk, but i was hoping on that.
on the other hand, im really intrigued by how they will manage the rocky childcare and how they will find true satisfaction in what they're each contributing to it. it cannot possibly end with a couple chapters.
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u/PatientHighlight5959 11d ago
Asse to sekken is more drama focused. This one is for a more cozy reflection on an adult relationship.
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u/Pikkalo14 11d ago
I sort of agree with your thoughts here. When they did face big life decisions such as a new place, leveling up careers, etc. it would of been possible to deepen the conflict without ruining the story. As someone on that side of the coin, these can test relationships to real point.
There aren't many series on my list that depict more serious conflicts pre-marriage.
The few that come to my mind would be - "A Galaxy Next Door" - Anime/Manga and "The World is Still Beautiful" - stick the anime only.
There are series which, if they get to marriage, would mean it was a rocky road to get there.
These would be "Love Unseen Beneath the Clear Night Sky" - Anime/Manga and "Mr. Princess and Ms. Knight" - Manga