My Wife Is a Man

@Ahodegozaimasuru When I started translating this, I realized that nobody would know what the hell a "Tsuma" was because I didn't know what it was. So rather than show a title that didn't mean anything to most readers, i decided that it was best to offer an admittedly not 100% accurate translation. Though, in my defense, Otoko no ko Tsuma literally means Crossdressing Wife, so I didn't see much of an issue.

As a side note, yes they're gay. If you don't like it, go complain about it somewhere else. Hell, I'm straight and I don't give a shit. I'm friggin translating this manga, too...
 
@Dijon ah, that makes sense. (although it confuses me a bit when I tried to look it up lul). I think changing the title now would be even more confusing for most people so it's fine, also keep it up and thank you!!
 
Hate to be that guy, but for someone who claims to love his wife so much as the guy did, he sure did nothing for her when she became a shut in. Then he proposed knowing damn well she doesn't really have any other options.

Also spare me the pronoun wars. It's too much of a hassle.
 
GAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY




...Oh, sorry, I didn't see you there. I was just talking to my mirror.
 
Chapter 14 instantly brought this up to a 10 for me. I never thought I'd see the day where a single 12 page chapter would bring me to tears.
 
Really cute story. I love it when cute gay guys are happily married. Japan needs to legalize it. So cute couples like this can be official.
 
A really weak arse manga, really.
This isn't about "being a trap in a modern world", or anything of that hilarity. The way it is played, the trap is indistinguishable from a woman. The only thing that reminds us that she's a man, is that her husband constantly says: "she's a guy, you know!"

Really weak, to the point you needed a main character to point out the joke on every single turn.
 

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