What do you think about calling someone a pig when they haven't even done anything to inconvenience you?

I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer as well. I checked the link because I was wondering where those words appeared, but I couldn’t find anything where anyone was “calling someone a pig.” Could it be that you’re the only one calling them a pig? Please don’t resort to such underhanded tactics. What a horrible person, insulting someone in the form of a question.

I’m Shingo Lee (Shingori), a columnist. Everyone expresses themselves differently, after all. How you take it is up to the reader. Sometimes I deliberately use strong language so that people won’t just skim past my answers. If the response is too bland, there’s a chance it’ll be overlooked. Kamikōki, I think the person using the name Kamikōki in this column gave a good answer, so you may find it helpful as a reference: https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/8200

I’m Ayase Nana ♡ Are you asking this question because you want the answerer to comfort you? I need to be honest and tell you clearly that being overweight is a disadvantage; otherwise, I wouldn’t be helping you. I know this sounds harsh, but I’m saying it for your sake. Don’t you want to enjoy your life? Start doing what you can right now. In rare cases, people gain weight because of thyroid problems or medication for an existing condition. Try checking how much you eat and how much water you drink each day (coffee and juice don’t count as water). Drink at least one liter of water a day. If the amount you eat—not the calories—isn’t excessive, there could be an underlying health issue. So, start keeping track from today. You don’t want people telling you that you’re overweight, do you? Let me know when you’ve lost weight (*^^*) I’ll be looking forward to it. ☆ So, you were actually asking how to find someone who likes curvy women… Oh, was that what you meant? Maybe only about one in a hundred people prefers curvy women.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. If that’s how it came across to you, then I suppose the wording must have sounded unpleasant. As for weight, it’s something you can work on and control yourself. Since you have the opportunity to be in a club like this, I deliberately wrote it hoping you’d keep in mind that putting in some effort could lead to more offers. This is an anonymous Q&A box, so I don’t think there’s much point in giving a carefully worded, harmless answer out of consideration—it wouldn’t really help the person asking. Looking at society as a whole, being able to join a club is already a very fortunate situation. It would be a shame not to make the most of that opportunity. The woman who asked the earlier question might become someone who receives a flood of offers if she lost just 8 more kilograms. Likewise, I hope the person interested in breast enhancement will realize that there are men who feel the same way. I wrote this hoping both of them can get there. Either way, unless the answer makes an impact, I don’t think it will really get through to anyone. And if someone is going to ask a question, I assume they’d rather hear at least some honest and straightforward opinions—even if they’re irritating—than receive a half-hearted answer. > To Shingo Lee (Shingori): So the question was essentially about finding someone who likes curvier women… I also wrote in my P.S. that I was envious, but I’d never actually felt that way before. I used to look at overweight people and think, “They must be happier if they can eat as much as they want.” Which of us is actually happier, I wonder?