To all you answerers who are a little out of step with society
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Thank you for always entertaining us.
If a hairstylist asked, “Is there anywhere that feels itchy?” I’m sure you’d all honestly say, “Yes, there is,” wouldn’t you?
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You could say that being involved in this kind of activity means you’re somewhat out of step with mainstream society.
But are you, the person asking, really perfectly in step with society?
I don’t think anyone aligns with society in every respect.
I don’t usually go to hair salons, but would it really be strange to want someone to scratch an itchy spot for me?
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There’s nothing itchy, even though they wash me so carefully.
The one being unusual here is you, the person asking the question.
Please post an actual question here—something people can answer.
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Society is pretty vague, isn’t it?（笑）
Everyone’s different, and that’s perfectly fine. Defining what’s “normal” is practically a philosophical question.
The questioner’s idea of society and Fuu’s idea of society are different to begin with, so of course there’s going to be a disconnect（笑）
I have a regular hairstylist I specifically request, and we’re friendly enough to chat about everyday things until our throats get dry. If I’m itchy, I say I’m itchy; if I’m not, I say I’m fine.
So what’s the problem? Is this some kind of riddle? Is enduring an itch considered a virtue?
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The masses are always wrong, so I’d actually be scared if I weren’t out of step with society.
I’d rather stand out from the other respondents, too.
If someone asks whether there’s anywhere itchy, I’ll say yes and have them scratch it if there is; otherwise, I’ll say there isn’t.
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I’ve never felt that I’m out of step with society.
If something feels itchy, I’m honest and say so. But I hardly ever feel itchy, so the hairstylist just washes my hair as planned（笑）
Is the person asking this question okay, considering they feel that the respondents here are a little out of step with society?
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I’m aware that I’m pretty out of step with society in a lot of ways. I’m also naïve about the world… so yes, you’re right about me.
But I’d answer, “It’s okay.”
Sorry for being so boring!
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