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Mar 29, 2022 21:58
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The person who asked the previous question is still far too immature in their thinking. It’s not even the kind of thing that belongs on here… Personally, they’re not my type.
Other
To a 20-year-old, 25 probably seems significantly older and more grown-up.
I think what they mean is, “I have 10 million yen in savings, so why doesn’t a fully grown 25-year-old have any money?”
Though from the perspective of someone over 40, they’re both still basically kids.
Marika
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Perhaps she just wanted to brag about how much she had saved.
However, since she probably feels that openly saying she earned it through papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) would be frowned upon, she chose to show it off anonymously online instead.
If she’s a 20-year-old student, this kind of immature communication might still be excusable.
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He’s just as much an attention seeker as the person asking the question.
Other
If you think of them as being about elementary-school or kindergarten age mentally, their posts become easier to understand.
Other
I think she probably just wanted to brag, “I saved 10 million yen by the time I was 20!” Maybe she wanted someone to praise her and say, “You worked really hard!”
She doesn’t even know whether she’ll be able to find a job or what will happen afterward…
Please be kind and watch over her, thinking, “You’ve been through a lot and worked really hard. Good for you!”