A girl I’m seeing has been sharing her period dates, safe days, and so on with me via an app called Paircare instead of LINE. Are many women like this?
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The information comes through as something like “your partner’s period dates.”
It’s amazing how convenient things are for boyfriends these days.
She seemed very accustomed to the whole process, from meeting up to sharing this information, so I couldn’t help wondering whether she does it without protection with a lot of men. It’s good that she tells me, but what do you think?
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
In the past, I’ve been told through an app called LunaLuna when my period was coming up so it wouldn’t coincide with a date, but this is my first time hearing of Paircare. I looked it up online—it was developed by LINE, right?
I don’t think there are many women like that. I assume women take medication to protect themselves, but at the very least, it might be a good idea to ask whether she’s taking the pill. Once she’s pregnant, it’s too late.
As for whether she’s having unprotected sex a lot, you won’t know unless you ask. I’ve done it myself before, so I’m not completely against it, but the risks are high. To avoid regretting something irreversible, make sure you agree on the terms beforehand—for example, only being intimate with a limited number of people.
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I’ve never heard of an app like that. More than worrying about pregnancy, you’re going to catch an STI.
What would you do if it were HIV/AIDS?
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
> Are there really many girls like that?
Not many.
Almost no one is like that.
> I think it’s amazing that, nowadays, having a boyfriend is so convenient.
How can you be that deluded?
Is your head living in a field of flowers?
> She seemed used to the whole process, from meeting up to sharing things,
Were you the type who struggled to use a computer when Windows 95 came out?
If tech support told you, “You need to change the environment (settings) to do that,” would you be from the generation that took it literally as a joke and moved the computer over to the window?
These days, even with an app you’ve never used before, being able to operate it as though you’re familiar with it is simply expected. You’re generally supposed to be able to use it without even needing a manual.
She probably only seemed experienced because you couldn’t do it yourself.
Can’t you imagine that she was simply a kind woman who went that far for your sake?
I’m starting to feel more sorry for the woman who’s dating a man like this.
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Just because she uses an app to manage things doesn’t mean she’s having unprotected sex with numerous men. That’s just jumping to conclusions.
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