Tomorrow is November 22 (Good Couple’s Day), isn’t it?
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I have a PJ I’ve been seeing for several years, but I’ve never been able to meet her when I invite her out on November 22. I can’t even get in touch with her that day. Could it be because she’s actually married?
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That’s quite an imagination.
If you asked the other person that directly, they’d probably either burst out laughing or be completely put off.
At least it might make for an interesting conversation starter.
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So close! If you were underage, you should have invited them on November 15—“Good Fornication Day.” Just make sure it’s in a prefecture where local ordinances don’t prohibit it.
As the other respondents have said, I’ve never heard of any couples actually doing anything special on “Good Couple Day.” Maybe it just happens to be their wedding anniversary or a family member’s birthday. Or perhaps they’re so grateful for hard work that they hold a pre-celebration for Labor Thanksgiving Day on November 23.
As an aside, November 19 is World Toilet Day, so I quietly offered my thanks alone. Thank you for always taking everything in. Thank you for flushing it all away, no matter what I do. I have nothing but gratitude.
Another aside: Airliner toilets generally use the difference in air pressure to suck things down rather than relying on water pressure. Apparently, on an A380, the poop gets sucked in with a whoosh and travels through the pipes at 200 km/h. It’s the F1 of the poop world—or maybe Wangan Midnight…
Three-minute laps around the ring road, averaging around 200 km/h. The moment everyone gets off, they’re left speechless. It’s a completely insane world.
Thank you for listening.
Taro
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You’re missing the point.
You shouldn’t invite your papa (a male supporter) that day, and even if he invites you, you shouldn’t accept.
I’m 99% sure she’s saying that because she cares about you, the questioner, who is highly likely to be married.
Recognize that her thoughtfulness is the reason things have lasted this long.
It’s me
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It feels like quite a stretch...
There are multiple “___ Days” every day.
For example, today (November 21) was apparently World Hello Day.
Did the person asking the question greet ten people and explain each time that it was Hello Day?
Even when an obscure “Today is ___ Day” has been officially designated, I think most people don’t actually do anything about it.
With that in mind, it seems like the person asking the question may be overthinking things.
Incidentally, November 23 is apparently “Good Couples Day.”
November is also packed with “Good ___ Days,” including:
Good Posture Day
Good Blood Pressure Day
Good Childbirth Day
Good “It’s Fine” Day
Good Apple Day
Good Barley Day
Good Woman Day
Good Teeth Day
Good Shoes Day
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Were they just trying to make a joke out of “Good Couple’s Day”?
If they have that kind of money, why not hire a private investigator or something? Creepy!
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I’ll leave the question about Good Couples Day to the other respondents, but it’s amazing that you’ve managed to keep things going for several years with a woman who sometimes doesn’t reply for an entire day.
Impressive.
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Do you do anything special for Good Couples Day?
I’ve never even heard of it…
Does your household do anything for it?
You’re in your 40s, but do you have the mindset of someone in their 80s?
You can’t meet on November 22—is that always your day off?
They say everyone is different, but there really are all kinds of people out there.
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Being unable to meet on November 22 doesn’t automatically mean he’s married… It was probably just a coincidence. Besides, do you invite your dating partners out every year because you want to see them on Good Couple Day?
Since you’re not a married couple, there doesn’t seem to be any need to celebrate it anyway…
In that case, give her a big celebration before Christmas!
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Do any couples actually do anything for Good Couples Day?
Have you ever heard of that?
I haven’t.
I suppose it would be different if it were their wedding anniversary or something.
Marika
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I think it was probably just a coincidence. If it’s really bothering you, the only option is to hire a private investigator and look into it thoroughly.
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