It’s difficult to say how much men should be allowed to write in their profiles, but I don’t think the club would say anything in particular as long as they don’t specify the allowance.
What happened last time—saying they’d pay transportation costs but then demanding that amount back—was essentially a violation of the rules, so I reported it to the relevant department. But I don’t think there’s anything in this latest post that particularly warrants a warning.
I wish people would stop using such tasteless wording, but the same applies to you, the person asking the question.
I really don’t understand what people get out of writing things like this. The previous post was helpful because I hadn’t noticed it, but looking at this one, I can’t help thinking, “You’re judging it based on your own standards…”
> Is Naipil referring to the morning-after pill?
When I searched for it, I found that:
Naipil is an emergency contraceptive developed by Lekmez and is described as a generic version of NorLevo.
> Wouldn’t exposing a male member’s profile be a violation of the rules?
Originally, the system was set up so that women couldn’t see men’s information or profiles, while men could see women’s information and profiles.
Men were clearly told that showing their profiles to other people would violate the rules and could, in the worst case, result in being forcibly removed from the club.
However, I don’t think women were given the same explanation, probably because there were no profiles visible to them in the first place.
Also, women’s profiles contain a great deal of genuine information recorded by the club, whereas men’s profiles are written by the men themselves, meaning they could consist entirely of fake information.
Considering that, it seems women were never expected to have profiles in the first place, and therefore the rules didn’t mention them or explain anything about them.
So, at this point, I’m not sure it would actually count as a violation of the rules.
Of course, the rules can be changed at any time, so it could become a violation in the future. Or perhaps there is already a rule applying to women that I’ve simply overlooked.
In any case, rather than whether it technically violates the rules, I think the real issue is that normally, people just don’t write things like this.
Like Ayase Nana, I also believe that exposing a man’s profile violates the rules.
It’s the same as not showing a woman’s profile to someone else, isn’t it?
Just as you might look at a woman’s profile and decide you don’t want to go on a date with her, couldn’t you simply decline this man’s offer?
I was curious because there was a similar question before.
If you look it up online instead of asking here, you’ll find the answer. It says that “Nai-pill” is an emergency contraceptive.
Wouldn’t revealing a male supporter’s profile here violate the site’s rules?
I guess I was shocked because someone actually wrote something this stupid in his profile.
Does this man really think that, on top of being ignorant, making a woman take medication to forcibly induce bleeding puts no strain on her body? What does he plan to do if she dies from excessive bleeding? I assume he’d just run away, but does he really think he could get away with it?
You can get pregnant from just putting it in bare for a moment, and you can catch an STD too. He’s seriously out of his mind.
What would he do if she contracted hepatitis B or C, or HIV?
All women, please be careful.
