I’ve run into men claiming to have had vasectomies one after another. Does anyone actually fall for that?
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They should at least bring some kind of certificate or medical document proving they had the procedure, and you’d still have to verify that it’s genuine. More importantly, it has absolutely nothing to do with preventing STIs!
I guess people use this trick because there are actually women who fall for it.
I’m angry not only at the people doing the deceiving, but also at the people who get taken in by it.
If you look on the underside, there’s a surgical scar. I don’t think anyone would go to the trouble of creating something like that as a fake, so why not check?
It has nothing to do with preventing STIs.
Marika
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
It’s only natural not to trust everything someone says when you’ve just met them. But after meeting someone a few times, I think you should be able to judge whether they’re trustworthy.
I understand why you’re focused on that, but in the end, I think what matters is whether the other person is genuinely a good person.
I think raising awareness so people don’t get deceived is worthwhile, but I also hope you find someone you can trust soon.
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I’m a male member and a total loser.
There’s no way I’d get a vasectomy. Absolutely not. Do people like that really exist? They’re just all talk, without a doubt.
My sperm concentration is extremely high, and I’m scared of STIs, so I wear a condom 1,000 percent of the time.
As soon as we enter the room, I put condoms somewhere noticeable. Quite often, I deliberately place an unopened box right next to the allowance envelope.
It definitely doesn’t ruin the mood. If anything, it helps the women feel reassured and enjoy themselves.
To the person who asked: don’t believe claims about a vasectomy even for a second.
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
He showed me proof of his vasectomy. I didn’t ask him to show me—he showed it to me first. He really is such a kind and wonderful person.
I want to be his… Is that too much to ask?
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
If a man has had a vasectomy, wouldn’t there be surgical scars on his testicles?
If he says he’s had a vasectomy, he may actually have had one, so I don’t think you can assume he’s lying.
If the issue is that you don’t like men who ask to have sex without a condom from the very first meeting, I can understand that. But if you’re uncomfortable with it, you can simply say no. I think that’s what the transportation allowance is for—to ensure that even in a mismatch like that, the woman still goes home with a certain amount of money.
Just to avoid any misunderstanding, I’m also too scared to date a woman who would have sex without a condom on the first meeting.
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