I think there are men who want to spend money on their girlfriend, partner, or wife so the woman they love can live comfortably without wanting for anything, and men who don’t feel that way.
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I’ve met both types of men.
Is this difference due to the environment they grew up in?
Or does it mean they don’t truly love her?
Thank you in advance for your thoughts.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer too.
Thanks for your question.
It depends on the person’s way of thinking. When you consider where those perspectives are formed, I’d say they’re probably shaped by the environment they’ve grown up in.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
Even if the amount of disposable money is the same, I think the difference is what people choose to spend it on.
Do they spend it on women—or on something else?
I don’t think this means that they don’t love you.
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Of course, just because he spends money on you doesn’t necessarily mean he truly loves you—and the opposite is true as well.
I think it comes down to how much disposable income he has and whether he’s the type of person who’s willing to spend money on women.
If he supports multiple women and gives them different amounts, the amount might be proportional to how much he likes each of them, though.
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