Tips Jan 22, 2024 00:00

Thank You to the Female Member in Her 50s

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To the female member in her 50s, thank you for posting because you were concerned about me. I’m currently discussing the matter with my lawyer. When I was young, I lost my mother to illness, and my father, who was stationed in New York by a certain bank, was killed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Since both of my parents were only children, I was raised by my grandmother. However, she has also passed away, and I am now completely alone in the world. As you pointed out, I work for a famous company that every Japanese person would recognize. I joined a dating club because I wanted to pay off my student loans as quickly as possible. Ever since then, I’ve continued to feel terrible. At times, I’ve even been overcome by the urge to die, but somehow I kept going with my work and daily life. Then, when I read your post earlier, I felt so comforted and warmed, as though I were speaking one-on-one with a counselor. It truly helped heal my heart. Thank you so very much. I was also deeply moved to learn that there are other female members who, like me, use such polite language. People can hurt one another, but at the same time, people can also heal one another. I was reminded of that so strongly. For someone as serious and earnest as me, I feel you also taught me that it’s important not to be overly affected by every opinion, but to learn to let some things go. I will read your message carefully and give it a lot of thought. As you said, I believe taking care of my mental health is important as well. I haven’t been able to sleep at night since then, so I’ve made an appointment with a psychosomatic medicine clinic for next week. It may only be a temporary measure, but I’ll talk with the doctor and hopefully receive medication that will ease my mind and help me sleep. To the female member, and to everyone who took the time to answer my question, thank you so very much for setting aside your valuable time for me despite your busy schedules. I do have a question: ① PJ ② dissing someone ③ taking a superior stance What exactly do these terms mean? I’m not familiar with this kind of terminology, so I would appreciate it if you could explain them to me. Thank you in advance.
👤 Asked by Guest 👩GenderFemale 🎂 30s 👑 Universe female member
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スペ90以下のひとを厚く囲い込み、一生面倒見て実質一夫多妻で大切にしたい独身です。
Age: 50s 👨 Male Universe member
If your father is also a talented expat working for a well-known company, it would probably take you 30 seconds to find the answer online. But I’m unemployed and have plenty of time, so I’ll answer. ① P: papa-katsu J: women The three of us went to Kura Sushi and Starbucks again today. Not some upscale, non-conveyor-belt place in Minami-Azabu. When you stay close for several years, it’s really rewarding to see them through graduation, starting their careers, and even getting married. ② Turning the English prefix “dis-,” which conveys a negative meaning, into a verb If you’re constantly attacking and insulting people, you’ll just get more wrinkles, so I’d rather live a pleasant life with others. ③ Mounting Mountain I actually quite like the Momoume video that comes up when you search for that. I even subscribed to Hulu and ended up watching it for three hours.
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