I’m a male member.

Universe Tokyo’s Mamiya here. Most people would rather stop answering than give a boring response, but that feels a little like losing to me. So I answer even questions I don’t really understand, as a form of training. It’s extremely difficult to accurately give someone the answer they’re looking for. And sometimes someone’s advice turns out to be unexpectedly helpful. Besides, there’s nothing else quite like this Q&A forum, which makes it interesting. I believe it’s valuable precisely because people have different opinions, so I look forward to hearing more from you.

I’m a male member, Paper Airplane. I feel I need to work on myself so I can give the other person what they’re looking for.

I’ll answer too—Maezawa from the CEO’s office. Are you saying that only answers you personally like should be posted, and that even useful answers should be left out if you don’t like them? That seems far too selfish and arrogant to me. If that’s truly how you feel, why not create your own ideal question box? There are countless anonymous question boxes out there, and anyone can easily set one up. You could make that answerer account public and give it to people who will provide the answers you want, then set it up so that only answers you like are posted.

I’m Kazu, a male member. People are interested in all kinds of things. As I’ve said several times since yesterday, I enjoy reading about how there are all sorts of people in the world, even when what they’re saying isn’t directly related to the question. You seem to believe that “if I don’t want to read it, don’t let it appear in front of me,” but there are people like me who think differently. It reminded me of some truly delusional male members I occasionally hear about from female members. That idea of yours—trying to force other people to act the way you want—is dangerous. Haven’t you had complaints from the people you deal with? If I had to sum all of that up in one sentence, it would be what Basil said: “Things aren’t going to go exactly the way that suits you.” If I had simply written, “Things aren’t going to go exactly the way that suits you,” would you have understood the thoughts behind it? I don’t think so. That’s why I try to write at length, including as many anecdotes as possible, so that my intentions come across correctly. Now, is this an answer that has nothing to do with the questioner? I intended it as a response to a post that wasn’t a question and had nothing to do with dating clubs, while still tying it back to dating clubs. P.S. Oh, right. Just like this exchange between Mac and Rin, people answering each other can notice something and revise or expand their answers. It might look like everyone is just being overly friendly, but it benefits the questioner and the readers too. I think an anonymous Q&A box where every answer is just two or three dry lines addressing only what was asked would be boring. Go to a soapland.

I’m Rin, a female member. I’m sorry for making you feel uncomfortable. Since this is a public forum, I’ll answer with appropriate restraint. Update: Kirarin☆ I’ve come to my senses. It’s hot again today, so let’s do our best at work!

I’m Basil, a male member. I can understand how you feel, but things don’t always work out that conveniently. Of all the lengthy answers and various responses you receive, consider yourself lucky if even one line proves useful. Let’s stop expecting too much from this Q&A site.