Tips Jul 17, 2021 12:06

Do people really ask someone about a question posted in the Q&A box and then confront and blame them because they think it might be about themselves?

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https://universe- club.jp/help/questions/view/7662 This is the question. I assume Mac and Kazu asked as a bit of entertainment because nothing negative had been written about them. But not everyone at Universe is a gentleman like those two, I imagine. If someone wrote something critical or expressed dissatisfaction about their partner, are there really men (or women?) who would confront and blame that person without reflecting on their own behavior?
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer as well. This is just my guess, but I think the people who keep coming here and asking things like, “So, is it correct to say that ○○ is ○○?” aren’t really asking questions at all. They’re probably confronting the other person and trying to hold them accountable.
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I’m Kazu, a male member. I wonder if people like that really exist. As far as I know, there aren’t any. But as I mentioned in my previous answer, the Universe community is bigger than it seems yet surprisingly small, so it wouldn’t be strange if someone read a post in the question box, assumed it was about them, and complained to the other person. I’ve heard that some people complain to branch staff, saying things like, “What do you think about that answer from question-box respondent XX?” So maybe people like that do exist. Complaining about a third party’s words or actions only makes you look petty, though... Regarding the woman I mentioned in my answer to https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/7662, whom I thought might be the person who submitted the question: while I was talking with her, she brought up a story similar to the one in the question box. I had a feeling, so I asked her, “Did you write that in the question box?” and it turned out she had. I also got to hear details that weren’t included in the question, which was interesting.
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