“Wife and Wife” is a Slice-of-Life Comedy that focuses on the innocent and flirtatious hijinks of the titular couple Suu and Kina, as well as their woman-loving-woman community. “Wife and Wife” does not necessarily stand out as a Slice-of-Life piece; It is not uniquely grounded in fantasy or reality, its pacing is unremarkable, it isn’t especially funny, and it doesn’t bring a new perspective to the outside world or draw you in with its characters more than other Slice-of-Life pieces I’ve interacted with. That being said, if you have seen the other reviews I’ve done so far, you can imagine why I experience it assuch a novelty and relief to find a Yuri piece so unconcerned with despair, realism, or fetishization. Where many Yuri Dramas insist on acceptance for same gender attraction on the basis of how much one is willing to suffer for love, “Wife and Wife” presents a pre-existing, simple, and joyous love between two women as proof enough that such couples should (and do) exist. “Wife and Wife” was by many measures average, but I still couldn’t help but be charmed by its belief in love in many forms. I would love to see more works by this author in the future, and I hope there will be more comedy entries in the Yuri genre.