Shouldn’t respondents’ PSs, irrelevant asides, and personal announcements be prohibited?
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I find it questionable that PPSs and PPPSs are filled with unrelated personal stories and conversations between respondents.
I personally like Mac’s answers and columns, but I wish he would share updates in the column’s comment section instead of posting activity reports in the question box. It’s not Mac himself so much as his female devotees’ blatantly obvious flattery that makes me uncomfortable to watch.
Papuwa’s regular answers are interesting, but it’s a shame that her need for validation is so strong that she suddenly starts making her admiration for Mac’s female supporters painfully obvious.
There’s also a woman who recently appeared, apparently named Megumi, who is another creepy, fawning woman constantly asking Mac to sleep with her.
If possible, I wish these shameless women would keep their personal interactions private.
Also, this isn’t about Mac, but I’d like Kamihikōki to show some restraint with his long, unfunny PSs about himself, which imitate Mac’s style and bury other people’s answers.
I’m Marika, a female member.
I’m not aware that President Kida ever issued a warning about this (I may not have been answering questions at the time), but I agree that everyone should follow the general, relaxed guideline of “let’s handle things this way,” since strict rules like outright bans don’t really suit Universe.
If people stick to that, there should also be less concern about everyone getting too chummy with one another.
To some extent, it can be interesting to get a sense of each answerer’s personality, but taking anything too far can make others uncomfortable.
The same goes for manners when asking questions—overly extreme wording can make other people uncomfortable.
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I’m Joe, a male member. I like to wait until all the answers are in before posting. You could also call me “Joe the Afterthought.” Nice to meet you.
There’s just one thing I’d like to point out.
The questioner’s wording, “some woman named Megumi,” is completely unacceptable. I believe it clearly violates this forum’s rules as well. I’m in no position to lecture anyone, but I hope you’ll deeply reflect on it.
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This is Date◎Yume, a male member.
Well, I have to admit:
> Don’t post activity reports in the question box.
Since they’re unrelated to the question, there is some truth to saying that putting them in the PS is “questionable...” (lol)
I’m sure they realize that themselves, so they’ll probably improve... (lol)
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I’m Basil, a male member.
I’ve made a similar comment before, but if you don’t like it, just ignore it or scroll past it.
I have no interest in cozying up to the other respondents. However, the more people discuss things, the more interesting stories and useful information come out of it.
Before complaining, why not learn to pick out and read only the parts that interest you?
I don’t read every answer myself—I enjoy the site in much the same way.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
If you don’t like it, why not just stop reading?
It’s quite an impressive idea to expect other people to change their behavior to suit you, at no cost to yourself. Could it be that you’re a male member looking for a woman who’ll cater to you without an allowance?
P.S. I found these exchanges entertaining, so I kept reading the Q&A box and eventually applied to become a respondent. If a snake didn’t have legs, it would just be a boring snake, wouldn’t it?
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I’m Rin, a female member.
If you find it unpleasant, you can simply choose not to read it.
Both the extremely busy male members and the busy female members are making time to write here.
At the very least, we take responsibility for what we write, while staying within limits that won’t identify us.
I have to wonder about people like you, who write on and on from the safety of the sidelines without making any effort to control their emotions.
The nail that sticks out gets hammered down.
There’s no way all 100 people will agree if there are 100 people.
We answerers know that perfectly well when we post here.
Compared with someone like me, who sticks around despite giving rather uninteresting answers, you’re hundreds of times more useful.
P.S.
Sorry—the above was directed at the latter half of the question.
As for the first half, I’m sure quite a few readers probably feel the same way.
I’ll be more careful myself, too.
But please allow me to keep giving ordinary answers.
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I’m Meg, one of the female members.
Oh, I found another fellow anonymous-question-box addict who’s just like me!
You really do read it from cover to cover, don’t you? ♪
Thank you so much!
I’m also a huge fan of Mac-sama ☆
Lately, cute young Megumi-chan has come along and Mac-san has been doting on her, so I’m a little jealous—lol.
Just kidding ☆ I’m really envious of that race-queen body ♪
Also, could you please stop saying mean things about someone as gentle as Paper Airplane-sama?
And Papuwa-chan is practically like my own daughter.
I love them all!
Wait—
I got a little emotional at the end there, didn’t I? ( -_・)?
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I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well.
> Shouldn’t the respondents’ PSs, unnecessary asides, personal musings, and work-related messages be prohibited?
I’ve explained that they aren’t intended as messages to other respondents or anything like that.
It’s similar to asking men to pay a woman’s transportation expenses in advance on the first date—it’s more of a request than a rule. So as long as there are men who pay afterward, I doubt this will disappear either.
I think if every male member listened to the club’s requests, they’d listen to this request too. (笑)
> It’s disappointing that Mac suddenly started making such an obvious show of his feminine side.
I’ve never felt that way.
If anything, there are times when I wonder whether he’s created a persona and decided to stick with it.
But I don’t think that’s Mac’s fault. It may be that, while answering questions, he either consciously started writing that way or gradually fell into it naturally.
There’s a saying: “If you hate the monk, you’ll hate his robes too.”
Perhaps you’ve come to see him that way as well.
If you tried answering questions yourself, you might be able to experience firsthand why the way you write starts to change.
「Lalah! Stop wasting your time with that fool!」
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
If you’re getting irritated or annoyed, that also means there are people who feel the opposite, so perhaps it’s best to enjoy reading both sides as necessary parts of the conversation…
As for me, I can’t say I’ve ever felt that you were trying to curry favor with me, even if what you pointed out is true…
And thank you for giving me another little stress release.
P.S. Oh, right—because I included that P.S., the questioner sent me a reverse offer…
If I hadn’t added that one line, we probably never would have met… (That would’ve been sad ＞＜)
I guess even a single word or line can get through to the people who are meant to understand it… (Hey, don’t get annoyed—stay calm…)
> Mack
I’m always so grateful for your kind, warm words. I really have no words…
Even when I meet someone, unlike Flagmaker, I have absolutely no sense of humor…
> Meg
I’d been holding back for a long time to avoid getting too chummy, but now that I’ve practically ended up with my head on a stake, I guess I don’t need to worry about it anymore…
My high-school-aged daughter teases me every night, calling me “gross,” “disgusting,” “pig,” “baldy,” “fatty,” “old man,” and “sixty-year-old.”
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