Have you ever been shocked by someone’s misconduct—like the former interpreter who gambled, the person who ran for office in a wheelchair and used a stand-in for multiple affairs, or the half-Japanese-looking, fluent English commentator on the news who had undergone plastic surgery and falsified their education and name—thinking, “I never imagined they could do something like that…”?
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S.K., in particular, had such refined features, a beautiful voice, and excellent English, so I thought they were truly accomplished and believed the background they had publicly presented••••
I feel sorry for their family.
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Whether their family is suffering or not is something you’d have to ask the family themselves.
Even if they lie about their education or have an affair, they might be making good money, giving their family money, or buying them nice things—so maybe they’re actually giving their family a better life. Who knows, lol.
Whether they do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), have an affair, or falsify their academic background, it’s not a crime if they haven’t broken the law. Unless it directly involves the people concerned, why should anyone care? And what exactly is wrong with gambling or cosmetic surgery? I honestly don’t get it.
This is a place for questions about papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), so please post your gossip on X or your own social media, or discuss it with people who enjoy gossip.
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Do you really need to take it that seriously?
Is it interfering with your everyday life?
There are plenty of other things you should be more concerned about.
Please keep your questions here related to papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
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For the questioner who’s worried about gossip, I’d like to dedicate a line from the theme song of the anime *Ikkyu-san*:
“Tonchin-kanchin, tonchin-kanchin, don’t worry about it♪ Don’t worry, don’t worry, don’t worry♪”
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Aren’t you simply choosing to trust the information the TV and weekly magazines spew out, then becoming disappointed on your own when things don’t go as you expected?
I think being able to get emotionally invested in gossip about people you’ve never met and whose lives have nothing to do with yours is actually a sign of how privileged and fortunate you are.
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If you put it that way, I guess my family is pretty unfortunate too.
They probably never imagined that their mother was a member of Universe, had papas, and spent her mornings checking the Q&A box.
My background?
Is that supposed to be delicious?
Good morning.
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What even is this quiz?
I couldn’t figure out the last person. I thought it was Sharmin Koda because of the “SK,” and I did find results about the plastic surgery rumors. But then Yuriko Koike started coming up in searches for resume fraud, and that’s when I finally realized my mistake. I’m such a Poop Taro. I was excited to see a question that wasn’t about lower-body bodily functions for once, only to fall straight into the trap.
I’m also wondering why the last one is concerned about their family. If the questioner’s family found out they were posting something like this here, they’d normally cry, wouldn’t they? I’m sure my parents would cry too if they knew I spent night after night posting idiotic stuff under an icon like this. Actually, my family has it pretty rough because of me.
As an aside, people say all sorts of things about the man with no arms or legs, but I think he’s already transcended the ordinary simply by being able to have scandals just like an able-bodied person. On April Fools’ Day, he tweeted, “My arms and legs have grown back,” and when he lost an election the other day, he commented, “I was completely unable to fight back.” No matter what the public says, I have nothing but respect for him.
Taro
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