Recently, I feel that Mr. Makeotoko's attacks and trash-talking aimed at certain respondents (presumably Mr. Mac and Mr. Kazu) over allowances have gotten really bad.
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He had calmed down a little while ago after Papuwa gave him some advice, but…
Previously, when Mr. Mac was criticizing questioners by scoring the content of their questions, Mr. Maezawa cautioned and warned him.
Doesn't Mr. Maezawa intend to say anything about Mr. Makeotoko's recent trash-talking and attacks over allowances?
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Regardless of who the answerer is, if someone says something like, “So-and-so says such-and-such,” about another answerer, I may caution them because that could be considered a violation of the rule against answerers arguing with one another.
However, I don’t think there’s a problem if they’re simply expressing their own opinion, such as, “I don’t think an allowance of 5 is a good idea,” without criticizing anyone in particular.
It’s possible I’ve simply failed to notice something, so if you come across an answer that you feel is particularly inappropriate, please let me know.
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Is that so?
I hadn’t noticed, since I don’t read his answers except when they occasionally happen to catch my eye.
Since discussions between answerers aren’t really the purpose of an anonymous Q&A site, I basically only share my opinions in response to the questions themselves.
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I don’t see a problem with it, since they’re both just expressing their own opinions. Their answers aren’t the only way to look at things, so you should take them as simply offering another perspective.
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When low allowances become the norm, there’s absolutely nothing good in it for women.
Six is perfectly fine. I’m not saying you have to offer ten. Five is a very fixed number, so it’s really not a good choice.
By the way, when we meet, I talk normally. I’m not insulting anyone’s character—I’m only criticizing their principles and opinions.
Questioner, didn’t you learn that you should debate with the whiteboard, not the person? Attacking someone’s character is something children do. I’m responding to opinions with my own opinions. Please read my past answers carefully.
That said, I’ve been very clearly subjected to personal attacks, being called things like “a nasty cockroach trap,” but I don’t care at all. I do have a bad personality, after all, lol.
If anything, I’d like to attack your character. Do you know why?
Also, the owner of this site casually says “fuck, fuck,” so what I’m doing doesn’t even count as dissing anyone here♡
P.S.
If you want to get rid of me, all the Guru or the Prophet has to do is raise the allowance to six. They’re rich, so that should be super easy, right?♡
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Don’t worry about it, don’t worry…
I don’t think you need to take it as an insult.
Everyone has different ways of thinking.
There’s nothing wrong with having men and women who are obsessed with money and prioritize the allowance, and they can simply stick with people who feel the same way.
Even if a girl gets dozens of offers, some don’t put much emphasis on the allowance, and some are still sweet and inexperienced…
In the end, maybe papa-katsu is about being someone who makes the other person happy, and being someone who expresses your own happiness to them…
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