To all the male members:
I imagine most of you live in very clean, beautiful, and impressive homes.
Do bugs—like fruit flies, cockroaches, and so on—not show up in homes like that?
I’m absolutely terrified of bugs, so I’d like to make my own room a bug-free space.
Or do bugs show up even in the nicest homes?
I’d appreciate hearing your thoughts.
I’m in Seattle.
Ever since I started living alone, the bugs have completely disappeared. I keep the windows and storm shutters closed and hardly ever open them. I guess bugs really do get in through the smallest gaps.
I live in a regular detached house.
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
I’m a country bumpkin from a rural area, so there are bugs everywhere（笑）
Living somewhere with a beautiful natural environment means learning to coexist—and thrive—with insects.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I’m looking for a rental near a train station, so I don’t live in a place that fancy.
In my experience, you hardly ever come across bugs in apartments on the fifth floor or above.
I’ve been living on the sixth floor for about five years now, and I haven’t seen a roach even once.
Of course, I do take some basic measures to keep them from getting in from outside too, haha.
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