Should I prepare something if my boyfriend says he’ll come to my nearest station?
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He said we could get some ice cream at a convenience store and chat.
He’ll be traveling for about an hour to see me, so should I treat him to ice cream?
If it were my papa (a male supporter), I’d just say, “Thank you for coming by car!” and leave it at that, but this is my first boyfriend, so I’m not sure what I should do.
I’m Nana Ayase ♡
I’ll treat you to an iced coffee from the convenience store.
You came all the way from so far away to see me.
You’re happy, right?
Thank you for coming to see me, too ♡
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Do you really need to ask someone else how to handle your relationship with your boyfriend?
It’s pretty unusual for a woman to be the one treating a man.
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Maezawa from the president’s office will answer this one as well.
Even with a boyfriend, I think simply saying,
“Thanks for coming!”
should be fine.
But does “boyfriend” mean a man who’s just freeloading?
Even with a boyfriend, though, I feel like it’s perfectly reasonable to expect him to at least buy you an ice cream.
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