I noticed that one of the people who answers questions here had added me to their favorites, and I was so surprised that I couldn’t even click “That’s lovely.”
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I think they seem like a wonderful person, but I don’t even know whether they’d be willing to meet me, so I’m unsure whether I should click “That’s lovely” in return.
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Even if someone adds you to their favorites, that doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll send you an offer.
Besides, the respondents here are mostly people who have had virtually no complaints, so you should be happy if you receive an offer. After all, none of them are the kind of people who would break the rules.
☆Mr. Maezawa—the only person you can tell is a respondent isn’t Mac-san, you know.
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I think you should feel free to send a “That’s lovely” reaction with a message.
It would probably go smoothly if you wrote something like, “I just asked a question in the Q&A box today.”
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I thought Mack was the only answerer who made it clear they were an answerer, but maybe there are others too?
Still, if it’s bothering you, I think it would be a good idea to send, “You seem wonderful.”
In the first place, even if you send “You seem wonderful,” it’s more common for nothing to come of it—that is, for it not to turn into an offer.
There’s a higher chance you won’t get to meet, but if you do, it could turn into a wonderful encounter, so I think it’s worth sending the message anyway.
That said, I think you should be honest about how you feel right now.
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You all sound so kind—it’s lovely to hear! ♬ I think it’s perfectly fine to give it a try. ⸜(*ˊᗜˋ*)⸝
But it is nerve-racking, isn’t it? I totally understand.
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If you think they seem like a great person, it might be a good idea to send them a “You seem wonderful” message with a comment.
As someone mentioned in a question yesterday, people generally don’t make offers to everyone they’ve added to their favorites, so there’s no need to worry if you don’t receive an offer.
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