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"Without Reservations" by J. L. Langley

here's the link for it :

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yys4359nvb5u2co/AAAdz-FsqjE6DT5S-sJjBQeua?dl=0

Thank you guys!!!

PREACHHH SAME !!!

you don't have to be a girl to be a mom, and you don't have to be a man to be a dad. If the child decides to call you that, there is no helping it, I find it cute.

THANK YOU. SO MUCH. Finally someone who gets it. Like, I have gay friends who are married and have children and they have their kids call them mom and dad at home.

so agree with u.. i see nothing wrong with it either..ive seen men be more nuturing or mothering then some women...

I believe it's alright if the characters don't mind being called mommy and daddy. In the end, it's what the children want. If they want a mom figure in their lives, they can choose whoever they want as their mom. After all, in the manga, the kid is surrounded by other kids whose parents are "mom" and "dad." The impression of needing a mom role was there to begin with.

Yes, I do understand this, but it's not simply "the child decided it", it's more like "the always dominant seme proposes it to children". Besides, in this specific manga it'd make more sense if the child called the uke to be his dad, 'cause that's how it "works" in a heteronormativity world. I don't know, it just sounds so sexist to me..

Depends on the family structure. The manga is like my parents relationship, the traditional mom and dad roles and all so it seems natural to me. My nephew would see it differently. My brother takes the role of "mom" while my sister in law is more of "dad".