To all the male members: What do you think of a man like Kei Komuro?
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Do male members who struggled when they were young and achieved success through their own efforts dislike Kei Komuro for trying to gain status and honor by cozying up to the Imperial Family and even entering into a loveless marriage?
I’m Shingo Lee (Shingori), a columnist.
I think he’s the very definition of an admirable man.
Even with the whole world against him, he devoted himself to one woman and worked hard in America to earn her recognition, eventually making something of himself. And he’s still only in his twenties. You don’t see many young men like that.
I certainly couldn’t walk such a thorny path—one where even a single affair or mistake in the future would have people pointing fingers at me.
How many of the ordinary people criticizing him have actually worked harder than he has? Aren’t they just being swept up by the TV talk shows?
That’s what I think.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
They’re complete strangers, so I have no interest in them. In other words, I don’t think anything of it.
What I dislike more are people who disguise their opinions as questions.
Though I suppose it’s hidden anyway.
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