Would you still support someone with a chronic illness that isn’t an STI?
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What kinds of illnesses have people disclosed to you?
I find myself questioning whether they’re telling the truth…
Someone has asked me for advice, and I’m unsure what to do.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Regardless of the reason, if she’s someone I feel is worth going to that much trouble for, I’ll support her. If I don’t think we’re a good match, I’ll decline.
I end things with women who tell stupid lies because it makes me feel as though they’re making a fool of me. I also don’t think it does them any favors to let them believe they can get by in life with shallow lies.
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I’ll support you with more than just STIs. I’ll even cover prevention costs, and when you think about it, cosmetic surgery expenses are basically a form of mental-health prevention too.
They’re offering you their youthful, peak bodies. If you’re a papa, just hand over the money without a word—and then disappear.
Getting scammed is part of papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), too.
—A loser of a man
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