I want to meet someone who’ll say, “Go get hair removal,” or “Your skin doesn’t look great—why not visit a salon?” when my hair and skin are in poor condition.
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If my appearance were always in top shape, I’d be in a good mood every day and able to push through even the hard times.
Men who understand that are pretty rare, aren’t they?
I’m starting to feel like I want to die.
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I’m Rin, a female SALON member.
If it bothers you that much, why not go to a salon or beauty treatment clinic yourself? You shouldn’t say things like “I want to die.”
Besides, you don’t even know whether someone like Makeo actually exists—you’ve never met him. So why not value the person you’re currently seeing?
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Some people have started posting things like “I want to die,” but this isn’t the place for that.
You end up thinking that way because you’re always focused on what you’re given and looking at those above you.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
Over the past six months, I’ve said things like, “I bought a hair-removal device, so I can remove the hair on your back for you,” or “I have some leftover ointment for reducing inflammation, so I can give it to you.”
So... does that not count? lol
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Would you want someone to say that to you?
It’s just plain rude.
Before meeting a man, make sure you’re looking and feeling your best. And the effort it takes to do that isn’t something you show a man.
Maybe that sounds old-fashioned, but it’s an aesthetic I believe in.
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I sometimes travel to developing countries, and seeing the poverty and hardship there reminds me to be humble—being born Japanese already puts you among the fortunate.
Try visiting places like India or Egypt. You’ll see girls everywhere who can’t even attend elementary school, selling water to Japanese tourists.
There’s no end to comparing yourself with those above you. I’m sure there are women earning 100 million yen a year. But from a global perspective, you’re already near the top of the pyramid.
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