There’s a male member who keeps asking me to send him photos. What do you think he wants them for?
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I wouldn’t mind if we were close, but we’re not that close yet, and he also wants to know other personal information about me. I’m tired of having to turn him down every time......
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I’m Flagmaker, a columnist.
For him, sending photos may be what makes him feel like you’re close.
I’ll do a quick reading just in case.
As for why he wants the photos: he’d be happy because receiving them would make him feel closer to you. He may also want to keep some kind of proof or record of this kind of activity. That’s the impression I get.
However, since the Chariot came up reversed, I’m a little worried that he might lose control if any trouble arises.
So it’s better not to send them.
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Could he be one of those men who’s seriously mistaken about how things work?
Maybe he thinks that paying money gives him the right to say whatever he wants. If you let one thing slide, he may start barging into your private life. Please be careful.
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They do exist occasionally, but almost 100% of the time, they haven’t thought it through at all.
They’ll just casually say, “I’d like a photo of you,” without giving it any thought…
I once had a Ginza client who took a photo of me every time we went out together. His phone was neatly organized into folders labeled with each hostess’s name, filled with photos of various hostesses. Nothing nude—just ordinary keepsake photos taken at the club.
I guess that was simply his hobby.
So there probably aren’t many truly awful people who would post your photos on Twitter, but if you’re worried, you could politely decline by saying, “I’ve had my photos posted online before, and it really hurt me (；＿；).” That way, you shouldn’t offend him.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think he wants to feel like he’s become close with the person asking the question. In short, as Joe wrote, I think his brain has gone soft.
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