Some girls give me the feeling that, if something unbearable happened to them, they might go as far as taking their own lives. Others are the complete opposite, but I’m afraid to get involved with the former.
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Still, it’s troubling when that type is more to my liking.
How do you interact with them?
The closer the relationship becomes, the more I worry that I might end up hurting them.
I suppose I don’t have the emotional capacity to accept someone like that.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
I don’t think anyone can know whether she’ll actually attempt suicide or not. Even women who are emotionally fragile or have severe self-harm scars are often doing their best to keep going.
If she’s your type, I think you should simply treat her with the same kindness you normally would.
That said, the concern is that emotionally fragile women may suddenly struggle mentally on the day of a date and end up not showing up.
I think the important thing is whether you can tell her, “It’s okay,” when that happens.
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Rather than making offers to women who are right on that kind of dangerous borderline, you should approach someone who’s a little more emotionally fragile.
If she were to leave behind a suicide note mentioning you, you’d be in serious trouble.
Would you choose to indulge your particular tastes, or opt for a peaceful, secure life? Which will it be?
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If you get a bad feeling, things will turn out that way.
Anyway, instead of dwelling on what worries you, try to picture things going well…
—Paper Airplane
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