Someone like ABZ, who continues dating other women even after his wife has passed away, must be a sex-obsessed monster completely lacking in love, right?
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I feel so sorry for MO—it breaks my heart.
Why do people cheat even when their partner was beautiful and has passed away, becoming eternal?
Am I supposed to become a vengeful spirit and keep clinging on?
Why do you still want to control someone even after they’re gone?
And then, knowing nothing, you have the nerve to act so high and mighty?
People with terminal cancer—and their families caring for them through the end—go through hardships that outsiders can never understand.
Could you please stop some clueless person from throwing around such shallow moral righteousness?
Akari
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Assuming Fuu has died, I want the people I loved to be happy. I want my wife to remarry and find happiness.
It would be sad if my death robbed her of the joy of being loved. For those left behind, it’s lonely. You can’t see someone who has died.
EBZ must be popular, and considering the children, I think he’s really endured and worked hard to make it this far. I want to praise him for that. On the other hand, I also feel that if his wife had still been alive, he might have cheated much earlier（笑）. She had such an unconventional personality.
We’re only human. The people left behind are alive, still have sexual desires, and are probably suffering. It’s a living hell.
I think it’s about time we accepted that.
Can we stop anonymously and one-sidedly attacking things like this—and cheating—as well? It’s a matter for the people involved, and I’m sick of the self-appointed morality police weighing in.
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I’m Osaka, a male member.
You seem oddly obsessed with EBZ and are getting really carried away, but do you realize people think it’s cringey that you’re forcing such a biased view on everyone?
Are you serious? It’s not funny enough to be a joke, lol.
I honestly don’t get it??????
You’re kind of scary.
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Isn’t that pretty normal? They’re still young.
I think you’d be better off joining a convent. That way, your heart probably wouldn’t be troubled anymore.
Marika
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Why are you so concerned about other people?
Whatever others may be doing, you have your own reality and tomorrow will still come. What other people do has nothing to do with you.
If you want to remain the kind of wonderful person who feels pain over others’ hardships, then worry about refugees in Africa who can’t receive proper medical care and make a donation. That might make the world just a little better. Rather than agonizing over MO, you could become someone who contributes to the world.
Was MO ABZ’s spouse, and are they deceased? If MO has passed away, I don’t think it would count as cheating. And what does “an eternal presence” even mean?
A widower has his own life to live, so I think it’s perfectly possible for him to date other women.
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