There’s a saying that all the bad and good things you do eventually come back to you, right?

I’m a BB7 male member. I’m not particularly afraid. I do plenty of good things, after all, and it’s not as though I only do bad things. When something bad is going to happen, it happens no matter what you do—and sometimes it doesn’t happen. The same goes for the opposite. What I find strange is why you think about bad things so much. If you believe in karma, are you saying that everyone whose company went bankrupt did so because they had all done something wrong?

I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’d like to answer as well. “Both the bad and the good,” right? Why focus only on the negative aspects? Are there no positives? Regarding the points mentioned: > Trying to deceive the girls I don’t think there are many who do that. > Casually breaking promises I don’t think there are many who do that either. > Unprotected sex If both parties consent, it isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Of course, anyone who does it without consent is in the wrong. If everyone were really that terrible, no women would come to register anymore. They register because there are good people too. The club also makes every effort to keep people who cause problems out as much as possible. I’m sure there are women who feel that papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) has brought more fulfillment to their lives. In that case, the good things come back to them too, right? If you try not to do bad things and focus on doing good things, I don’t think there’s any need to be afraid of what comes back to you. To begin with, I don’t think those words are meant to scare anyone. They’re simply saying that by participating in the club, good things will come back to you as well. Isn’t that what they mean?

I’m Kazu, a male member. I believe in karma—that what goes around comes around. That said, everyone has their own views on what’s wrong. For reference, here’s how I see it: No problem: - papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) - Consensual unprotected sex Wrong: - Trying to deceive the girls - Breaking promises without a second thought - Having sex while knowing you have an STI If you believe something is wrong, it’s probably best not to do it.

I’m Kamihikōki, a male member. I feel happy because I believe that when I do good things—without deceiving the girls, keeping my promises, fulfilling their wishes, avoiding unprotected sex, and not passing on STIs—that kindness comes back to me in the same form. I believe that God grants happiness to those who find happiness in making others happy.