I’m the person who asked a question the other day.

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, answering as well. > But I can’t tell anyone about this. It isn’t normal, is it? There are stories of people getting stranded and drinking their own urine to survive. Something may seem abnormal to someone living an ordinary life, but when a person is in a desperate situation, it may feel perfectly normal to them. I don’t think you need to force yourself to say things that others won’t understand. But I do think it’s good to look at what you’re doing from different perspectives. If you take it one step further and think through whether, even in your current situation, you truly have no other options, I believe you’ll be able to move forward with confidence and may not feel so ashamed or inferior. First, try writing down every option currently available to you and consider what you would need to do to make each one possible. If, after doing that, you’re still left with only one option, then you can move forward in that direction with confidence. Of course, you should also make a proper plan for how many years it will take to change your current lifestyle, and check whether you’re on schedule or falling behind. It may also help to keep looking for other paths while you’re moving forward on this one. First of all, consider all the possibilities so that, no matter what anyone says, you can honestly say that you had no other choice.