I figured out pretty much everything from that comment by Make-Guy, whom almost every responder here dislikes, lol.

You can’t really know whether someone who says they’re disliked is actually disliked by the people around them, can you? I simply disagree with the questioner’s opinion. Other than that, I respect the women who regularly date Fuu. If I looked down on them, things wouldn’t last, and I’d lose women who give me good sex, so that would be impossible. So you think men are buying the questioner? Well, people involved in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) probably aren’t considered “normal” by society in general. But what does “normal” even mean in the first place? What makes someone normal? People like the questioner, who get angry and keep posting questions when someone expresses a different opinion, aren’t exactly normal either. We, the Fuu respondents, aren’t normal either, since we do papa-katsu with several regular partners. There are also people who normally work quietly and honestly and never engage in bad behavior, but anonymously use the internet to wave the banner of justice and attack others. They may look normal, but they aren’t. Even the gods don’t behave particularly normally. They do some pretty outrageous things—Greek mythology is especially wild. Maybe plants are the only normal ones? Although carnivorous plants eat flies, so I guess that’s not normal either. Kind of gross, lol. Fuu is aware that they’re pretty messed up. They even enjoy being that way. This whole papa-katsu system is pretty wild, isn’t it? It’s way too much fun. If you can, please give Fuu an example of something that qualifies as “normal.”

I was influenced by Makeo, and now all my allowances are in the six-figure range. We agree on a monthly amount, and as I’ve gotten older, I’ve declined to the point where sometimes it only happens once a month.

I think it’s great that each of the respondents here has their own style. In particular, this Q&A site wouldn’t be nearly as interesting without Makeotoko-san’s unique perspective.

I appreciate the personal shout-out, but this isn’t really a question, is it? lol Hey, questioner—ask a question! haha All the respondents who kept targeting me are gone now. It’s not Breaking Down or anything, but for entertainment purposes, respondents going at each other was a necessary evil. Things are very peaceful now, but also kind of boring and lacking excitement. Paper Airplane’s answers started losing their edge halfway through, and then they disappeared too. That relationship style was something a lot of men admired, so I wish they had kept answering. P.S. Mac, come on, take an interest in me! I’ll suddenly drop by your office again sometime☆ P.S. Seattle♡ Maezawa! Please display this question (even though it’s not really a question)!! Seattle raised my allowance to 10!!!

I don’t particularly like or dislike Makeo-san. I’m pretty much indifferent, lol. I watch from the sidelines, wondering if wanting to be disliked is actually the reverse of wanting people to like him.

Since this isn’t a question, I can clearly hide it. > Maezawa! Display this question (even though it’s not a question)!! I’ve displayed it. P.S. Come to think of it, there used to be a man who was constantly hanging around this Q&A box and would write “LOL.” I wonder if he deliberately added something like “It’s me” this time, for the first time in a while. Anyway, from now on, I’ll genuinely hide anything that isn’t a question. But if people realize that non-questions get displayed, they’ll just start posting them again.