When you’re walking around town and pass women, do you ever think things like, “I’d like to sleep with her,” “She’s cute—I could sleep with her,” or “She’s ugly, no way”?
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Ever since I started papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), whenever I make eye contact with men in their 40s or 50s, I’ve started wondering what they’re thinking about me.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
That’s a pretty empty question.
Like asking, “I made eye contact with a bug—what do you think it’s thinking?”
Are you someone who gets ignored by everyone, then comes back because you enjoy getting answers here so much?
Just because you have nowhere else to get attention doesn’t mean you can come here…
If these meaningless questions continue, they may be hidden…
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I don’t go as far as thinking about whether I could sleep with someone, but there are times I think, “She’s nice.” That’s about it, though.
If I make eye contact with a stranger while walking down the street, I assume they probably thought I was being weird. That’s exactly the kind of misconception I worry the person asking this question might have.
Simply put: “I’ll admit my sex drive is strong compared with other people my age, but I’m not in my twenties—I’m not some horny animal, idiot.”
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I’m Flag Maker, a columnist.
Beautiful women can carry a scene simply by being there—or just be easy on the eyes. I think handsome men are the same way, so we can’t help but notice them. I find myself naturally looking when a woman is cute too. That said, I don’t instantly think, “I want her.”
I’m a fan of the Gundam series—specifically the Universal Century timeline—so I went to see *Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway*. It felt like the movie spent about a third of its runtime on extreme close-ups of the mysterious beauty Gigi’s face and fan-service scenes.
By the way, the protagonist, Hathaway, is the son of an important Earth Federation official, but he’s actually a terrorist. He normally works as a botanist so no one around him catches on. I also pretend to be a good person who takes work seriously, puts my family first, and cares about them, while writing trashy columns on the side—so I figured I’m basically a terrorist too.
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I think you may be overly self-conscious. Once you realize that no one is really paying attention to you, you can walk around more comfortably.
Are you worried that your outfit looks strange?
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