A staff member replied to my earlier question, but asking, “Didn’t you read the identical post?”—doesn’t that come across as, “I’m so fed up with all you people like this”? Are similar posts prohibited?
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Are you really staff?
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It’s not particularly prohibited.
That said, the staff on the Q&A site generally answer questions as they see fit.
You might want to search for and see how the company’s representative, President Kida, responds.
The idea that staff should respond politely simply because they’re staff is just the questioner’s personal expectation.
If you don’t like it, you can simply choose not to ask.
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People who answer here might be called enthusiasts—they pay close attention to the questions and answers. But ordinary people don’t look at sites like this nearly as much. In other words, their habits are different.
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The staff must get fed up too—they’re only human.
Your relationship feels empty because you think that anyone who pays should automatically be fawned over.
I believe money is merely a lubricant.
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Maybe people just get fed up.
I don’t think it’s prohibited, but sometimes I’ll skip a question if I feel like I’ve given a similar answer before. Other times, I’ll answer depending on my mood.
If he keeps making offers despite how futile it feels, he’s a good customer from the company’s perspective since he keeps paying the offer fees.
And with papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), the woman may have her own financial reasons, but she might only be seeing him because he’s better than her other papas. When you look at it that way, I can see why it would feel empty.
This may be biased, but I suspect people like that probably haven’t been able to maintain good relationships with their ex-girlfriends or wives either.
Even so, if he keeps making enough offers, he might eventually meet his ideal woman. But more often than not, I think the problem lies with him.
I don’t understand why people who are shallow with their affection are so bad at showing love toward everything.
It’s strange.
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Maybe it’s because you asked this question at this hour? Most people are working at this time, after all.
Also, this question comes up in the Q&A box about once every two weeks, so please check there before asking.
It’s understandable if you feel that paying money for this is empty. But this is a dating club for papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), so I hope you’ll understand that.
This question has been asked hundreds of times. Rather than asking without doing your own research, you might get lots of harsh responses if you try asking on 2ch, so please direct your question there instead.
This isn’t a place for venting. Please limit your questions to things you can’t figure out through your own research.
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