I gone to the link where it says, the mc and ml had divorced, I found this idk written in Japanese so I translated it
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> Ryosuke Nanazaki (34), the author of the moving autobiography “Until I Met My Husband”, which recounts his first love, experiences with bullying, coming out as gay, meeting his male partner, and holding a same-sex wedding, and his same-sex marriage partner were involved in a Twitter battle at 4 AM, which is summarized below:
@nanapy_1987
@ryousuke_1983
Ryosuke claimed:
“He called my lack of initiative ‘an excuse’ and went as far as mixing cedar pollen from Gifu Prefecture into my food.”
(Book price: 1,500 yen + tax)
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The book “Until I Met My Husband”, which describes his first love, bullying, coming out as gay, and finally getting married to his male partner, was well received.
But on December 2nd, at 4 AM, Nanazaki posted a tweet saying:
> “I’ve separated from my partner. To those who supported me, please read this.”
— and attached a long message.
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In that message, he revealed details about their married life.
His partner then clapped back, saying:
> “Weren’t you the one who said: ‘Now that the book has sold well and I’ve saved up money, and I’m going to run for Edogawa Ward assembly, I can’t risk my messy private life being exposed — I want to separate because I won’t survive as a public figure’?”
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Nanazaki responded:
> “Messy life? If you can go public with it, go ahead and try.”
Then he counterattacked by posting screenshots of his partner’s secret Twitter account, where he uploaded nude photos of other men and tweeted things like:
> “I’m feeling horny (mrmrするなあ).”
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> “We were in a toxic cycle of trading shocking and hurtful words every day.”
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> “It wasn’t just words — it was literally life or death at times.”
Nanazaki continued:
> “He might love me… but he’s a psychopath.”
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The partner, apparently enraged, then revealed that Nanazaki had met a man on a hookup forum and messaged him saying:
> “Can I come over?”
“It’s not cheating — I just want to get off.”
“I just want to masturbate with someone.”
> (Posted: 7:12 PM , dec 2 2021
Nooo why did i see this now
This was the post and I have translated it, so yeah, your welcome
You have to and also read the summary I posted!!!
I thought they all look like guwon and had dark circles and skin turning black but apparently they all look like normal thugs, maybe mentally ill/pure evill to worship guwon btw fuck this guwon cus he keeps turning scarier every chapter yknow what, let mc kill him (bet that's not gonna happen thought)
People who desperately tried defending all his actions are really quite after this
The reason he smiled after seeing the dropped crushed cigarette? Maybe because the black hair guy only crush the bottom part not the tip where he (uno) put his lips against!
Wait, we all come through the beautiful photo on the cover of this manga, only to find out the art is completely different and boring? Like they have enough money to hire good cover artist but not good manga artist / mangaka? I see
I think thats the cover of the light novel. most of the light novel cover drawing are far more beautiful and elegant rather than manhwa arts.
I didn't there was a thing like that, thnx for telling me
There is something wrong with the art, especially how blushes are drawn like in some panel the blushes line are drawn very low like not under the eye Usually, it's even lower than the cheek and of course the proportion
The story's getting interesting, buckle up everybody I think we are pretty close to fucking, yaahoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bro they were talking about the real-life author himself, not a manga character.
Here’s the breakdown:
Ryosuke Nanazaki (七崎良輔) is a real person, not a fictional character.
He wrote a real autobiography, titled 『僕が夫に出会うまで』 (Until I Met My Husband) — about his life: first love, bullying, coming out as gay, meeting his male partner, and getting married.
The Twitter fight that happened at 4 AM was between Ryosuke and his actual husband (same-sex partner).
All that drama — the pollen in food, the nudes on secret Twitter, the cheating messages, and the brutal clapbacks — was between them in real life, and people caught it all because they were posting it publicly on Twitter
So yeah, this was not manga, it was a messy real-life situation between the author and his partner, spilling onto Twitter like a reality show.
This is the summary to those heartbroken people who still think the characters of the manga, who had broken off except it's a fake rumor and just author private life, your welcome