The other day, a young B-type woman I went on a dinner date with told me about a creepy male member. The more I heard, the more I realized he was one of the male respondents on this Q&A site, and I was pretty put off.
That male respondent usually answers questioners with an “I know everything” kind of attitude. I suppose that’s fine in itself, but the way he talked during his actual date with the B-type woman was so creepy. It was completely inconsistent with what he says—or however you want to put it.
I’m not planning to reveal the male respondent’s name, but if that’s how he normally treats women, shouldn’t he be a little more humble when answering questions?
If you’ve chosen to present yourself as a respondent, shouldn’t your words and actions match?
Do the other respondents become completely different people when they’re answering questions?
Hearing about it really made me cringe.
“Even if you offered me money, I’d still pass on that guy.”
That’s what the woman said.
By the way, I knew the amount that male respondent offers from this Q&A site, so I advised her, “He’ll probably offer ○ for an adult relationship (intimate).”
I’ll answer too—Maezawa from the CEO’s office.
What kind of question is this?
It’s fine not to reveal anyone’s name, but unless you at least explain what happened properly, I have no idea what you’re talking about.
Actually, isn’t this just an attempt to set one of the people answering questions up with a made-up story?
> If that’s how he usually treats women,
What does “that” even mean? You haven’t explained what his attitude was at all.
> His conversation on the date was so creepy—his words and actions didn’t match, or something like that.
You haven’t said what about the conversation seemed creepy, or which part was inconsistent with his actions.
> The more I listened, the more I realized he was one of the male respondents on this Q&A site.
I don’t think you can identify someone just by listening to their story. I doubt anyone could be identified that easily.
Well, it looks like your attempt to set someone up worked, but you really shouldn’t make up false stories.
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Huh?
Wait… could it be??
Oh? Is this about me??
Am I the only one who wrote that I also make offers to Type B girls??
Hmm… but I also wrote that I haven’t made a single offer this fiscal year, already feel fulfilled, and am even considering leaving the service…
So I guess there won’t be any girls coming forward with their asking amounts from here on out…
This is Paper Airplane, a male member, currently out and about wearing an outfit his daughter chose for him.
P.S.
Still, I’m happy that you’re interested in the people answering questions here. Thank you.
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
How are you supposed to know? The more you listen?
Can you really tell what kind of person someone is just by hearing them out? Isn’t there a pretty high chance you’re simply misunderstanding them?
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
> Do other respondents also become a different person when answering questions?
I don’t think any respondents answer as a completely different persona.
So, since he apparently treated women exactly as described in his answers on this Q&A site, he may believe he has almost identified the person.
That said, does this necessarily mean it was that respondent? Other third parties could have copied those answers, so it seems we need to judge the matter carefully.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
All the gentlemen here seem classy and gentlemanly to me. Is that strange…?
Maybe the mirror of my heart is just a little cloudy (*´-`)
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Yeah, yeah, that must have been awful. Poor you… I’m not like that.
You pretend to understand and listen, even though all you really want is the same thing.
And yet you went out of your way to post here.
You’re the most disgusting one of all.
Women who blab about everything to other men are the worst too.
You two really deserve each other!!!
Akari
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Was there really an answerer who usually responded with an attitude like he knew everything? I think the questioner simply got the wrong impression.
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I’m Mac, a male member.
Recently, there was only one Type B woman I made an offer to where we couldn’t reach an agreement. It was an issue with the allowance, and although she later messaged me on LINE saying, “Actually, I’m okay with it,” I deleted the message without reading it because the whole thing had already left a bad taste.
So either it wasn’t me, or, if it was, she’s lying. A woman like that is probably badmouthing you elsewhere too, so be careful. I’m seriously warning you.
P.S. Even with Type B women, I always state the specific allowance from the first meeting, so in that sense it doesn’t sound like me either. Could you be mistaken about the person or have the wrong member in mind?
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