If you discovered that a family member of yours—your wife or daughter, for example—was secretly registered with a dating club, how would you handle it?
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1. Since she wouldn’t know who I am, I’d simply continue with my daily life.
2. I’d casually bring it up by saying I heard about it from someone, and try to get her to quit.
I realize the chances are extremely low, but I think I may have come across someone who looks very, very familiar…
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My daughter might conveniently overlook her own Fuu activities and use a private investigator or even a breakup specialist to try to make me quit.
She might just leave her mom alone, though, lol. If her mom starts going out more often, it’ll make it easier for me to do my thing too… lol.
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Haha, lol.
I used to be a member, but I’ve never even considered it.
My wife will be turning 70 soon, so I doubt she’d be accepted.
Besides, all my children are men, lol.
Their wives might join, but they’re all over 40, so… lol.
I think I’d keep quiet. But I do wonder if it might be worth asking whether they have any complaints.
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Add her to your favorites and send her an offer.
You’ll become partners in crime, so you may be able to exchange opinions amicably without getting into arguments. Then you can both let bygones be bygones.
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“You do it yourself, yet tell others not to.”
The only things that really land when you say that are drugs or crime, I guess.
If some guy were hopelessly addicted to papa-katsu, drowning in debt, with rotten teeth, borrowing money from loan sharks just to make papa-katsu offers, then sure, I could see those words hitting home coming from him.
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Since you’re getting into it because you need money, if it’s family, you’ll probably have no choice but to think that the issue lies with you or your relationship with them…
It’s not like a marriage-oriented service or a dating app where you’re looking for a romantic partner…
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You’re old enough to know better—are you really that concerned about what other people do? Pathetic.
Since I’m registered with a dating club myself, I wouldn’t find it strange if a family member were registered too. So I don’t think I’d do anything.
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