Some people don’t tell you they gave you an STI because they won’t pay for your doctor’s visit, and they don’t want to pay for treatment themselves. Men really can have no noticeable symptoms, huh? Must be nice. Meanwhile, I’m the one dealing with pain and itching.

I’m Nana Ayase☆ You’re being inconsiderate, so go to the hospital right away, get some medication, and take it. Gonorrhea clears up quickly. Syphilis won’t be cured unless you take medication for at least a month. How do you know that’s what you have? You haven’t been to the hospital, have you? What will you do if it’s syphilis? What if it’s AIDS?

They don’t give you any money, and… they just stay silent. That’s contradictory. It’s probably because you’re both involved in a filthy, unhygienic relationship. And yet— you both have illnesses, and you can still do it surrounded by that smell? At that point, this is far from normal. Before talking about abstinence, go to a hospital. Akari

I can say with absolute certainty that men who skimp on their allowance aren’t doing well in business—and even if they’re doing fine now, they’ll be in decline before long. The same goes for you, by the way. You should spend money without hesitation where it’s necessary. Otherwise, the money won’t come back to you. Seriously, far too many people don’t understand this. If you don’t get your STI treated, you won’t be able to sleep with your boyfriend either. If you’re doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), the costs of STI testing and treatment are necessary expenses. That said, those costs should really be covered by your papa (a male supporter) in the first place... I wonder how much I’ve paid toward medical treatment for my monthly arrangement partner’s preexisting conditions—none of which had anything to do with papa-katsu. Bunions, corns, atopic dermatitis, collagen diseases, LASIK, the HPV vaccine... There have been all sorts of things. Medical expenses make a pretty convenient payoff for ending things. (A slightly scary story.) —Loser Guy