
The title lied to me! I expected to see them move on from their school days, maybe into college or even past that, and starting that family I was promised. Instead, we get junior high? high school? kids mating and talking about kids, kinda implying at the end that Haru's pregnant.
Mating is basically like getting married, without the option for divorce. It's forever. I dunno about anyone else, but my son, who starts high school this fall, last thing I want is for him to be getting married and having kids. The parents were unrealistically supportive in this story. Sure, the damage is done and nothing can be done about it. But I'd still be more than a little pissed at my kids, even while still giving my support and care.
On another note, after they started living together, why did Souta forbid Haru from going to school? If he was in heat, I could understand, but he clearly wasn't. I don't get it.
And please don't take any of what I said the wrong way. It's a cute story, and I enjoyed it for the fiction it is - especially Tomo, I love Tomo - but certain points of it made me both concerned and bothered. Maybe I'm just speaking too much as a parent, but I'd have liked it more if the kids had waited even just another 3-4 years before mating. AND SHOW ME THE FAMILY I WAS PROMISED!

Their parents told Haru to live with Souta while he's in heat, they're living together temporarily and he's at home cuz he's in heat.
About your opinion bruh I couldn't agree more. I was reading anxiously waiting for a huge skip time at least to the end of college days.
I believe in early love and I'm not against their bond. I'd also be supportive but it's too early to have kids, I really hope the author doesn't messes up the story making something like that too early.

Y'know, there's something that's always bothered me about mangas with weddings. Are weddings such a secretive thing in Japan that close family members, such as the children in case of remarriages like here, don't find out about it until the literal day off, or even after it's already happened? I keep reading it in these mangas, (usually) mom comes and is like, "I'm getting remarried!" Kids go "Cool! When?" "Tomorrow!" Eh????
According to the summary of this story, Yuuma comes home from his part-time job to hear from some rando dude that their parents got married. Like, when did that happen? That day, during his job? While he was working? I'd be so confused on so many levels. When did my mom meet someone new? When did it blossom into love? AND WHY THE F**K WASN'T I INVITED TO THE WEDDING??
A wedding, at least here in America, takes months of planning and is a huuuuge deal, even strangers on the street are hearing about it. Are they really just something not talked about or mentioned, at all, in Japan?

I think because it ‘s manga like i dont really know much but my cousin married to a japanese and it seems that they are taking the marriage seriously just like any other weddings but yeah this is what i only know maybe someone who lives there might give the answer we need because i also curious about it

It's so cute, but I really wanted Hatoyama to apologize to Hitsuji for basically telling him he's not part of their family that time Hinata went missing. Sure, later he said sensei is their family, but it just got glossed over when he said he wasn't. That look on sensei's face broke my heart that time, and I wanted him to speak up for himself, but he never did. And no apology later either! Otherwise, it was such a cute story!
On the other hand, I know a grandma who'd forever lose all visitation rights if it had been my kid who she basically tried to kidnap. >_<
So, maybe it's just me not understanding, or reading too much into it, but if having sex/masturbating is enough to suppress the werewolf during a full moon, how does anyone above the age of puberty ever have problems controlling themselves?
Also, they said that females were the majority of the victims of werewolf attacks, due to breeding purposes. Does that mean that female werewolves are a rarity? For one, since males were attacked so little, and for two, you'd think werewolves would stick to each other.
Yeah, I think I'm reading waaay too much into it. ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
It's fiction anything u want to be true is true