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Since I’ve Reincarnated as the Villainess’ Father, I’ll Shower My Wife and Daughter in Love
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Since I’ve Reincarnated as the Villainess’ Father, I’ll Shower My Wife and Daughter in Love
Akuyaku Reijou no Chichioya ni Tensei Shitanode, Tsuma to Musume o Dekiai Shimasu 悪役令嬢の父親に転生したので、妻と娘を溺愛します
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the story is really fluffy, its about his daily life of pampering his wife and child, no r18 details, but it really irks me when he completely disregards the customs of his time, since he posseses a partial memory of his other life but have the complete memmory of his current life. Its therefore unrealistic to be such a low IQ and ignorant of the customs of his current character.
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Really interesting premise. The first couple chapters focused on regaining his family and bla bla bla. And although there're some dumb stuffs like people forgive/trust each other way too easily, the rest is a heart warming story. Looking forward to new releases.
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You'll get sugary overdosed. It's so fluff. The chapters are short but overloaded in sweets moments. You might want something salty to eat while reading to compensate the sweetness lol
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Awful, mainly because the MC is so boring and s*upid. Also, what the hell is a Duke, a member of high nobility, doing baking confections? You have chefs for that. Even if you have the ability it's embarrassing. A middle aged nobleman baking cookies and cheesecake, pure cringe.
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How I miss this novel! The fluffyness, the sweetness, all if it, thanks for retake this proyect!
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After his fall, the Duke who was distant with his wife and daughter recalled his memories of another world. With a new perspective on life, he swore to cherish and protect those two.
Then, he suddenly realized. His young daughter that he swore to dote on… was, in fact, the villainess of an otome game he didn’t know why he remembered from a previous life! But, swearing an oath that ‘I will never let that girl fall into ruin!’, he vowed to change the course of her destiny whilst also loving those two people with all his heart.
This is simply a story about a man who awoke as the father to a villainess and wants nothing more than to dote on both his wife and daughter.
Basically, a noble hires a few kids to sneak into MC's mansion to assassinate MC and his currently pregnant wife. One attacks MC with a knife, but he's very good at fighting and easily stops her, and the other 3 are also stopped and detained by the mansion staff in other locations of the mansion. One child is stopped literally right in front of MC's preggo wife's door, and confirms that yeah, they were trying to kill her too. MC appeals to the children to sell out the person that made them do this, they agree. They confront the other noble together and MC demands for the release of the children and warns the noble to not do it again... And that's it. But the downward spiral continues as the MC and prince then decide to hire the would-be-assassins as the designated servants. The prince hires one as his maid, and the MC hires 3 of them to each be a designated maid for his (at this point in story, there's 3 plus unborn) children. Now, to the story's credit, it does make sure to show that the MC realizes that the children are also ultimately victims in the noble's scheme as well, but there's no hesitation, no weariness, no care shown by MC as he assigns these 3 maids who actively trying to harm MC and his ever so important family that has been the literal driving force of the MC to this point. Even though they are children as well, they literally attempted murder, and without any counseling, rehabilitation, punishment, etc, MC immediately assigned them to his children (there's 3 of them at this point, "villainess, " 2 newborns and pregnant mother). It feels like MC is putting his family in needless danger, up to this point, he's been very protective of, but everything ends up fine because of fluffy story, and lack of tragedy tag, I guess. I felt like this event broke the overall cohesion of the narrative, and felt very forced, and almost nonsensical considering how it clashed with the story's other themes. Took up like
Basically, MC becomes aware that one of the children maids he has hired for his son is a shotacon. The son can't even speak yet, in fact, his first words end up being the name of the maid. MC's reaction is basically just to be impressed by his son attracting the maid. All made even worse by the fact that by this point in time, the story has confirmed that MC remembers that the reason why he, the Duke's aversion to women was due to a childhood trauma from when a maid tried to force herself onto Duke Carris when he was a young boy. How the MC approached the topic in this context made me quite uncomfortable, and felt a bit disjointed from the rest of the mostly pure-hearted fluff of the story. There were certainly other non fluffy aspects to the story, but this one felt awkward and very out of place to me.
he, saw a potential suitor for her daughter, which I doubt will be his son in law later, being in harsh training, thus offering himself as the teacher, as if there is no other solution left. Very annoyed about that.
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When someone married says he loves me, yet he has no intention of leaving his wife and daughter, should I believe him and love him back?
Why does he claim he loves me when he won't leave his wife even after getting caught by her? So that means he loves us both?
I've been with a married man for almost 2 years. He is always honest with me, never denies sleeping with her & says he does love her, but tells me I make him feel like he has never felt & he can't leave her because of his 3 small kids. How can I know if he loves me?
I am in love with a married man and he admits that he too feels the same. Does he love me or simply using me?
Why, if a married man say he loves you, won't he leave his wife?
How do you know when a married man is in love with you?
Why does he claim he loves me when he won't leave his wife even after getting caught by her? So that means he loves us both?
I've been with a married man for almost 2 years. He is always honest with me, never denies sleeping with her & says he does love her, but tells me I make him feel like he has never felt & he can't leave her because of his 3 small kids. How can I know if he loves me?
I am in love with a married man and he admits that he too feels the same. Does he love me or simply using me?
Why, if a married man say he loves you, won't he leave his wife?
How do you know when a married man is in love with you?
A man realizes that he's no longer in love with his wife. He loves his daughter but feels he 'married the wrong woman.' What should he do, stay for the baby, but never being fulfilled in love, or leave to find love, but risk breaking his wife and daughter's hearts?
How long should I wait for him to leave his wife? They have no physical relationship (he has been sleeping on the sofabed for over 2 years), and he says, he only struggles with leaving the kids. He has met my family and his friends know about me.
Is it true when a married man says he's not sleeping with his wife?
What will cause a married man to leave his wife?
Why would a married man act like he is in love with me and lead me on when he has no intention of leaving his wife?
Will a married man who says he loves you ever leave his wife they have been with for 4 years?
What are the chances that a husband will ever leave his wife for the other woman he truly loves? Are kids only an excuse?
If a married man loves you truly and has a relationship with you, but never wants to leave his wife. I am married and I love him too. I don't know what to do. It just happened. What do I do?
How can you tell if a man is really going to leave his wife for you or not?
I am in love with a married man who loves me too but I know it's wrong. How do I get over him?
Why does he claim he loves me when he won't leave his wife even after getting caught by her? So that means he loves us both?
I've been with a married man for almost 2 years. He is always honest with me, never denies sleeping with her & says he does love her, but tells me I make him feel like he has never felt & he can't leave her because of his 3 small kids. How can I know if he loves me?
I am in love with a married man and he admits that he too feels the same. Does he love me or simply using me?
Why, if a married man say he loves you, won't he leave his wife?
How do you know when a married man is in love with you?
A man realizes that he's no longer in love with his wife. He loves his daughter but feels he 'married the wrong woman.' What should he do, stay for the baby, but never being fulfilled in love, or leave to find love, but risk breaking his wife and daughter's hearts?
I've been in the same exact situation as you for a year and a half and just finally ended it a week back. And the fact is; he loved me very much... I don't have an ounce of doubt about that in my body. We were extremely intimate with each other; we shared everything. He was supportive of me in every way except for being willing to sacrifice his family life to keep me. We had some great times together; probably some of the best of my life. The dating period was the perfect starry-eyed head-over-heels experience. Every date was exciting. I was already feeling attached to him by the time h
I've been in the same exact situation as you for a year and a half and just finally ended it a week back. And the fact is; he loved me very much... I don't have an ounce of doubt about that in my body. We were extremely intimate with each other; we shared everything. He was supportive of me in every way except for being willing to sacrifice his family life to keep me. We had some great times together; probably some of the best of my life. The dating period was the perfect starry-eyed head-over-heels experience. Every date was exciting. I was already feeling attached to him by the time he confessed he was married. I should have left him then - because he didn't tell me upfront, and out of respect for myself and his wife. But I didn't. In a way him being married made the dating period even more romantic. He was busy enough with his own life that it kept me interested and wanting more by the time the next date rolled around. Because he argued constantly with his wife and had no affection left for her, everything I said or did seemed to be golden to him and he reinforced constantly how wonderful I was and how much he needed me.
That being said, having experienced everything I have over the course of this relationship, I would tell you to turn around and run like you've never run before. This relationship will eat you alive from the inside out leaving you a broken shell with no faith in love, and no sense of self-worth.
Unless you're polyamorous, you will want him for yourself. This will become increasingly important to you as time goes by and the relationship ripens. If you want it, you will hope for it. And if you hope for it, then there is probably a teeny-tiny seed of an idea growing in you somewhere - maybe in your subconscious for now - that tells you "If I love him well enough... if I am self-sacrificing, supportive and kind... If I put him before me and always listen without judgement... If I ignore all of the things that should hurt me and focus on his problems instead: showing him infinite patience and understanding and support, then he will love me so much that he will do the right thing. He won't be able to help himself! He will love me so much it will cut him to the bone to cause me pain! He will eventually know he has to leave his wife for his own sake and mine. As soon as he's able to heal his outlook on life, with my patient help, he will see this."
WRONG! I can't explain to you how wrong you are. Even if he genuinely does love you. It's just not how it works. By letting the situation slide so that you can enjoy your time together or in order to be supportive and give him a much-needed escape for his stressful home life, you are sending the message that this arrangement is acceptable to you. When you finally decide you have wasted enough of your life waiting and find yourself upset that he's not changing for you, he won't be apologetic for hurting you; he will just be angry that you've "pulled a 180 on him" or that you are "changing the rules of the game". In his eyes, you'll just be wrecking something that works beautifully for him; and unfairly to boot since you understood the terms and agreed to them in the beginning.
Here's why this relationship is going to destroy you mentally and emotionally. In real love you make yourself completely vulnerable to another human being. You put your heart in their hands and you trust them not to hurt you. And when you've been together so long and he still returns home to his wife most nights, when he clears most major decisions such as finances and how to spend his time with her and not you, when you realize what an important part of his life his daughter is and you're not allowed to interact with her, when he spends holidays away from you and with his family and unapologetically ignores your needs during that time, when you've been dating a year and you can't even give him a casual phone call and expect him to pick it up... you will know what pain is.
The human mind can't help but dream. Once you get attached to him, you'll dream about having a house to come home to that isn't empty and lonely. You'll dream of having shared goals and working towards them and maybe even a family. Having a place together and having friends over and making decorating decisions together and owning things together and having a good reason to cook more often. Spending holidays together, making big life decisions together, sharing friends with each other, telling the world loud and clear that you love each other and not having to listen to him downplay your role in his life all the time. Putting up pictures of him and you together on the wall. Becoming more involved with his daughter's life and taking her on a vacation. Talking about him openly with friends and family. Posting pics on Facebook every once in a blue moon just to share your happy times.
All of these doors will be closed to you. He will claim he "can't" give you those things, but you'll start to admit to yourself what he really means is he "won't" give you these things. And it hurts when the person you love who you know loves you in return seemingly won't take a step out of his way to prevent you from feeling the insecurity, emptiness, and soul crushing pain that you eventually will feel - especially when you sacrificed so much of your own self interests and self-respect to be with him.
You will curse him because it seems like he doesn't care about you a speck when he's gone even though you feel like the center of his world when you're together. But you will curse yourself just as much or more. You're the one who sold yourself short and accepted the terms of this relationship. You're the one who increasingly made yourself more and more vulnerable as you fell deeper in love when he told you from day one that the relationship would never go anywhere. But you'll do more than curse yourself and him, you will become deeply insecure. Everyone has some basic assumptions about how love works. Remember that seed in your subconscious when you told yourself "If I love him well enough and he loves me... then he will take steps not to hurt me and he will eventually do the right thing for us"... this is one such basic assumption. Other things you might assume are that if your partner loves you they would want to share the big things in their life with you, that they would want to cherish you and not dishonor you by lying about you and living a fragmented life where you don't belong in much of it. When you don't get this basic respect, honor, and caring from the one person you are so intimate with and who you love so much, it make you wonder if you're not worthy of being treated right. I can't tell you how many times I sobbed on my bed and wondered what I was doing wrong when he betrayed my idea of how love should work again and again. And how many times I would repeat to myself "I must not be worth it... I'm not worth it. I'm not worth it. I'm not worth it."
If you're really in love and can't get yourself to let go, it will ruin your perception of love. It becomes difficult to envision a healthy love entering your life even if you do leave, and you feel gun-shy about the thought of a new relationship. After all, if love doesn't guarantee that your partner will respect you and safeguard you and make adjustments for your needs, then whose to say the next guy will treat you any better, even if he isn't married? (I'm still feeling this way every day)
Eventually your personal mantra when you look in the mirror will become some combination of "so stupid!" and "not worth it". And these mantras will extend far past the boundaries of your relationship into everything you do.
I know it's a little presumptuous of me to frame this as your own future experience instead of telling the story as my past experience. Every man is different and every woman is different; I know. But I have spent some time reading the stories of women in similar situations, and I can tell you there is surprisingly little variation in how the stories play out. I would be willing to place down bets that you will experience most, if not all, of what I wrote down above if you choose to stay in this relationship.
I know it's easy to admit from a logical perspective when something is a wrong choice, but nearly impossible to get your heart to follow your mind's lead. Here are some things which may help you:
First. read a book that puts together many stories from "the other women" so you can see what you're really in for.
* I read: "Having an Affair: A handbook for the other woman" and it opened my eyes some. * "Being the Other Woman: Who we are, what every woman should know and how to avoid us" gets very high reviews on Amazon
After you understand what you are in for, if you still feel too weak to walk away, try to work on yourself and figure out WHY you're willing to accept this for yourself. Believe me, there is a reason - just like there is a reason certain women find themselves with abusive men or with drug abusers or alcoholics and find it hard to leave all manner of unhealthy relationships.
Pick up a copy of "Women who love too much" and read it cover-to-cover. Nothing helped me more on my road to recovery than understanding what this book had to say and using it to help figure out what was missing in me. It's easy for people on the outside to see women like us as stupid or immoral, just like they can see a woman in an abusive relationship and shake their head and wonder "why doesn't she just leave?!", but when you're the one on the inside, it's somehow not that simple. Try to take a step back, read this book and think about what you need to work on in yourself first before you can make any decisions about relationships.
Let me know if this helps you down the road. If I could help even one woman save herself, I would be happy.
I never go anonymous but I feel it necessary to protect others in this answer. If anyone know who I am by my writing, that's ok. I'm still me..
When I met him, he was married and I had just broken off from a long marriage. Like your guy, mine had a daughter and he said he would never leave. I was ok with that. I wasn't looking for a commitment.i didn't want him to be there on Christmas or other holidays. I wanted the fun without the commitment. That enabled me to be there for my kids.
At first I told him that I didn't want to know about his marriage. I didn't want to hear the cliches. He told me
I never go anonymous but I feel it necessary to protect others in this answer. If anyone know who I am by my writing, that's ok. I'm still me..
When I met him, he was married and I had just broken off from a long marriage. Like your guy, mine had a daughter and he said he would never leave. I was ok with that. I wasn't looking for a commitment.i didn't want him to be there on Christmas or other holidays. I wanted the fun without the commitment. That enabled me to be there for my kids.
At first I told him that I didn't want to know about his marriage. I didn't want to hear the cliches. He told me that he had never cheated before. He told me I was special.
We soon realised that ours was more than a fling. He would come to me on Sunday when the kids were with their dad and stay all day. Then call me when he left and talk for 2 hours.
He would play his guitar and sing to me. Woman, by John Lennon. I knew that every word was for me. I'm on fire, Bruce Springsteen. He knew my ex was still around a lot. Every word for me.
I won't leave her. I won't do that to my kid. But I wanted him. I fought with him. She didn't love him, I did. She just didn't want to give up her lifestyle. I wanted him, not his money. He loved me. I tried to end it because I was hurting so bad. I couldn't. He consumed me.
It came to a head when he went on a cruise with his family. I couldn't eat or sleep. I pictured them together and I was haunted by those images. I felt sick.
He called me every day. He ran up a £600 phone bill. He told me that he was walking around the boat to get a signal. He told me that he hated her because she was the one causing my pain and his. Well, that's not true but I guess it's easier to blame her than himself. I knew then that he wasn't having his cake and eating it. It was fucking choking him.
He got off the boat and drove home from Southampton. He dropped them off and came straight to me.
Because I loved him after we made love I told him that we needed to stop. It was hurting him too much and I didn't want to be responsible for that. That was the first time he told me No, you're not the one that needs to go, it's her.
I was terrified. What if I changed my mind. If I let him give up his life for me then I could never leave him. What if I just wanted what wasn't mine?
I watched him cry for his daughter. I saw his pain. I comforted him, knowing that he did it for me. I didn't think about her. I wasn't breaking up a happy marriage. I was the symptom not the cause.
We both knew that the day we met was the start of something that would forever change us. I was, am, the love of his life.
He was never faithful to his wife. He lied to me about that. He told me that he had always cheated. Never been faithful. He didn't know what it was like to be in love. He thought that's what men did. From the moment he met me, he hasn't cheated on me. I believe him. I know it in every single thing he does.
8 years later. We are together. It's exactly as it's supposed to be.
My story is the exception, not the rule.
We hurt people to be together. Not just his wife. My ex thought we had a chance. I watched him suffer when he realised I was never taking him back. I cared, but not enough to let it stop me. I watched a man dismantle his life for me. Another woman was devastated because of me.
We took what we wanted at everyone else's expense.
I am not a bad person but when I wanted something I took it without a care for the others involved. There will always be a part of me that worries that karma is going to bite me.
He didn't do it for me. He did it for him. We are all selfish, us humans. Our decisions are made for our own sakes. No matter how much I know he loves me there will always be a shadow of doubt.
You see, I am the woman at home. I don't go out with him like I used to. Even though he asks me to. I don't sleep naked anymore, it's cold! I am not always here when he comes home. I am out walking my dogs or whatever. I don't always answer his calls. I mean, why call me ? To say what?
So one day, he might walk into a pub and meet ME. The woman at home, an inconvenience.
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