I’m the person who previously watched the papa-katsu summit featuring Flag Maker and President Kida on YouTube and wrote my thoughts here in the Q&A box.

Thank you very much to everyone who took the time to answer. Since it’s the end of the fiscal year and I still have quite a few paid vacation days left, I took time off starting yesterday to use them up. Today, I watched the YouTube video again. I think the reason I found Flag Maker so appealing was his cheerful personality, intelligence, and conversational skills. Everyone who answers questions here is intelligent, proper, and wonderful. I learn so much from you all as senior figures in life, and I find your responses very educational. When it comes to being in a relationship, I think intelligence—not limited to academic background—conversation skills that keep the other person engaged, and a wealth of knowledge are all very important. There are many different types of arrangements, such as meals, an adult relationship (intimate), going for walks, outings, and, for some people, traveling. (Of course, physical compatibility is also very important.) But if you don’t enjoy talking with each other, your ways of thinking and values are too different, or there’s no consideration or compassion for the other person, I feel the relationship probably won’t last long. In a previous answer, Seattle-san said that Flag Maker was in his thirties, so I suppose he’s younger than me—I’ll be turning forty soon. I’m sure Flag Maker’s partner is a wonderful person. I may technically be considered an older woman now, but I’m still in my prime, glamorous, and attractive. Even when I reach my fifties and sixties, I intend to keep working to maintain my current appearance and figure. I thought President Kida looked a lot like Yusaku Maezawa. I have a question. I seem to remember someone named Maezawa answering questions here quite often in the past. Has the person in charge changed? Also, I believe an older gentleman named Mac, who lives in Nagoya, used to answer questions from time to time. I wonder how he’s doing. After coming home tired from work, I’m comforted by Taro-san’s drawings here. The opening line of Dateyume-san’s answers—“Ahahaha!”—always cheers me up, and reading Shirousa-san’s drawings of white rabbits along with their very thoughtful answers helps me relax and feel comforted. I hope everyone is doing well.