How would you feel if someone indirectly told you to die?

Could it be that you’re the naive girl from the salon who posted four or five times in a row? If you are, then when you said: > I accidentally sent, “Good luck tomorrow! I hope you fail.” I honestly don’t think anyone would send that by accident. I assumed it must have been about something else… Here’s one piece of good advice: I recommend changing your mindset and changing your fate. (That’s a quote-worthy saying.) Money has a way of bringing out people’s true feelings. That’s not limited to the salon—it’s true in everyday life, too. Since this time you said, > He hasn’t replied since then. First, accept the situation as it is. Then think about what you can do to turn things around, and take action. I believe that will change your fate as well. I’m sure you’re really a sweet, straightforward young woman at heart. Don’t let one or two setbacks discourage you. Keep your eyes slightly higher and think in terms of a slightly longer time frame than before. Best of luck!

That makes four or five posts in a row, I guess. You must be exhausted. It’s been almost a one-woman show since before noon♪ I thought “from G-p to G-mail” was a pretty decent rhyme. As for your question, I understand that your true feelings slipped out, but the way you phrased it wasn’t great. Besides, if you abbreviate “an old man with cancer,” you get “Gandhi.” Maybe you got cut because your faith wasn’t strong enough. It ties back to your previous question—congratulations on the foreshadowing payoff（笑） Sorry for the silly answer. Looking forward to your next one. Taro