When making an offer, do you place much importance on whether someone can drink or not?
I get the impression that many people enjoy drinking, but I honestly don’t mind at all—in fact, I’d rather they enjoy themselves without holding back, so I’d like them to drink freely. However, if the woman doesn’t drink, would that make it difficult for you to drink?
Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here.
Many people who enjoy drinking want to drink together with their partner, so some may not find it as enjoyable if the woman doesn’t drink.
It probably depends on whether the man places more importance on drinking or on the woman’s body.
If it’s the latter, I don’t think it matters whether she drinks. But if it’s the former, he may look for someone he can drink with.
That said, men don’t necessarily date only one woman. If he’s seeing several women, he may divide things up—drinking with this woman, for example.
So I don’t think you need to worry about it too much.
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You really won’t have any trouble when it comes to dating.
That said, some men mainly enjoy dinner dates and having a few drinks. Once, at a grand maison, I was served an amazing wine that any wine lover would have been thrilled to try—but I could only take a tiny sip before my face turned bright red. At that moment, I honestly wished I could hold my liquor.
Marika
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It’s not that I can’t drink at all, like someone with an allergy—I’m just a very lightweight. So if my date is drinking, I’ll have a little too. It makes me twice as sexy, so the men who know that encourage me to drink（笑).
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I hardly pay attention to it.
I’ve never come across a situation like that, but if a woman’s profile says she loves drinking, I hesitate a little before making an offer since I don’t drink.
> Mac
> “There was a papa-katsu woman who said, ‘I can’t get in the mood unless I’ve had a few drinks, so please go along with it.’”
I’ve also met a woman who said, “I get more in the mood after a drink, so may I order a glass of wine?”
If that’s what it takes to get her in the mood, she’s welcome to drink as much as she likes.
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I’m in Seattle.
Since I can’t hold my liquor, I get along better with people who don’t drink either.
P.S. My face gets red and I look awful, I get itchy and sleepy, my conversation gets sloppy, and I feel tired, so I hardly ever drink in private. I might have half a glass once a month at most for social occasions.
In short, I’m a total lightweight. I wouldn’t have any trouble even in a Muslim-majority country.
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