I’m not talking about the “Sounds great” button, but about men contacting women who post questions here and getting an offer from them instead.
Isn’t this unfair, since it’s essentially a privilege only male respondents on this Q&A site have?
I think it should be prohibited.
I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
Haha!
That sounds great…
Let’s give ourselves a little more breathing room—both emotionally and financially.
Men and women can energize each other and help extend our healthy years, right?
I’d love to answer your questions!
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I’m Gaku, a male member.
If that’s how you feel, I think you should register and give it a try yourself. I believe anyone can join.
Even if you make a reverse offer, it doesn’t mean everyone will accept it, and I don’t think it’s some kind of special privilege.
That said, the bar is pretty high, and it would probably be difficult for someone with an average income and ordinary circumstances.
Oh, and I’m not trying to diss Mac-san. I just think that in this kind of world, it’s only natural for there to be differences depending on how much money you have.
Everyone has their own place and individuality, so there’s really nothing to gain from worrying about other people, right?
By the way, I’m roughly on the same level as you, so I understand how you feel.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here, with an answer.
Thank you for your question.
Being jealous and trying to drag other people down is unbecoming.
When things aren’t going well for you, you may start thinking about holding others back, but if things aren’t working out, that’s ultimately your own responsibility.
You’d be better off thinking about how to build a long-term relationship with a woman.
Besides, if you’re jealous of the people answering questions, why not become an answerer yourself?
Or maybe you received poor ratings from women and applied in the past but weren’t accepted as an answerer…? ＞＜
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I don’t find it particularly strange. I think they’re simply finding ways to navigate within the rules.
It’s like saying, “Isn’t it unfair that only Black male members have the privilege of making offers to Black women?” something along those lines.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
Please understand that when a woman sends a counteroffer, it often means she’s genuinely struggling and reaching out for help—so much so that she’s asking the questioner for an offer.
For women who send counteroffers, it’s something they really need.
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