Please help. I’ve become addicted to the anonymous Q&A box.
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I happened to discover this site, and at first I would just skim through it before bed.
I found myself relating to the women’s questions and answers, thinking things like, “I know, right?! They’re all like that!” and “Bad breath is seriously rough, isn’t it?” I also thought, “Marika seems like such a poised, wonderful adult...” and “Aya is really smart and impressive...”
As for the male members’ questions and answers, I watched with amusement, thinking things like, “These old guys are so desperate, it’s hilarious lol,” “Don’t act like a gentleman when you’re in a dating club lol,” “What are you even thinking about in the middle of a weekday afternoon? lol,” and “Does Mack seem a little less kind to the teenage respondents?”
That’s how it started—I really only looked at it to kill time.
But before I knew it, it had become part of my daily routine: checking the Q&A box when I woke up, at lunchtime, on the train, while slouching on the sofa at night, and before bed...
Eventually, I even started liking questions and answers, thinking things like, “Huh? I wanted to hear ○○’s opinion on this question, but there’s no answer... What a shame!” I’ve become enough of a hardcore fan to have thoughts like that.
Realizing this couldn’t continue, I tried to exercise self-control by checking only once a day before bed, but I can’t help myself and always end up coming back here.
Lately, my personality has been getting worse and worse, and I’ve even started liking questions that basically say, “That fucking old man should die.”
How can I graduate from the Q&A box?
Please help me.
Also, could you recommend a high-end French restaurant in Tokyo?
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Thank you for sharing such a heartwarming post.
I suppose you could say I’m addicted to the Q&A box too—answering questions during my spare moments has become part of my routine, haha.
If you’re worried that going along with everyone else might make you become a meaner person, how about turning it around and thinking, “I need to be careful not to become a woman like this…”? In other words, use them as a cautionary example.
Also, I haven’t been to many five-star French restaurants myself… But I once went to Aman’s casual French restaurant for lunch with a young papa (a male supporter) after a Ferrari test-drive event, and it was wonderful.
The papa, who is usually very particular about food, praised it too. The restaurant had a lovely, open atmosphere. It seemed to be reserved that day for Ferrari owners, so there weren’t any people who looked like they were doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). Since the papa and I were already comfortable with each other, I hoped we looked like we were having a pleasant time together.
Also, I haven’t been there once since COVID, but the CHANEL French restaurant in Ginza is simply exciting. I think they gave us camellia-shaped chocolates as a souvenir. The view was lovely too. I was taken there by a papa whom I’ve since parted ways with. I want to keep moving forward while never forgetting to be grateful.
Please feel free to post again if you have any more concerns.
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Haha, I’m definitely addicted too.
I have no idea how to quit either!
As for French cuisine, that long-established famous restaurant in Hibiya was truly wonderful. Apparently, they have an amazing selection of wines.
Best of all, there were no papa-katsu couples or anything like that—the clientele was absolutely lovely. I went with my papa (a male supporter), and for once I was glad he was older, haha.
Marika
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It’s not good to agree too much with the questions in the Q&A box.
Getting baited by such foolish questioners—are you just timid? Or do you not have a mind of your own?
If you lower your own standards along with theirs, you’ll stop getting offers. Do you know why?
Because it shows on your face. You should imitate wonderful women and make it a habit.
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You’re addicted to the Q&A box too, I see.
I’ve been reading it since I was debating whether to join a dating club. Are you one of the people answering questions?
There are so many French restaurants in Tokyo, but I personally like Argent in Ginza. The prices are fairly reasonable, and they have private rooms too.
L’Osier is somewhere I’d love to try sometime!
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Why not immerse yourself in the Q&A box for a while—in other words, become an answerer?
Once you become an answerer, there’ll inevitably come a time when you get tired of the Q&A box, and you’ll probably be able to quit.
Honestly, it can become pretty burdensome at times.
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