I’m in Seattle.
Keep patiently looking for a decent, sensible spouse on a matchmaking site. Even if the first 20 people are strange, the 21st might be perfectly normal.
If you end up with an odd spouse, they can become your biggest source of stress. After wishing for a divorce for 15 years, you’ll eventually get one.
Based on my own experience.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here—I’ll answer as well.
> Please ask somewhere other than here.
Hmm, that’s rather rude. (lol)
If you need to specify that your question should be asked somewhere other than here, then please ask it somewhere else.
Ah, or did you mean that you’ll only get a reply here?
Even if you’re feeling lonely, I think it would be better not to use this place for that.
Well… anyway,
somehow,
I feel like Universe can fulfill your wishes.
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Family?
A spouse?
A best friend?
It doesn’t seem like a relationship where one person simply relies on the other.
Maybe it’s more like a bond where both people help each other without worrying about what they gain or lose—
with unconditional love on both sides, too.
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You could say they’re everywhere, or you could say they’re nowhere.
It really depends on the person, wherever they happen to be.
I’m in my home, at work, and even in the universe, after all.
This feels like the most pointless question I’ve seen lately.
Marika
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I’m Dai, a male member.
To begin with, I think it’s better not to depend on anyone.
If you absolutely need someone to rely on, don’t limit yourself based on where you met them.
Even a best friend from high school might betray you.
First, take the time to observe their character and way of thinking carefully.
Among the papa (male supporters) you meet here, there may be someone who genuinely cares about you.
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I’m Tetsu, a male member.
You’re struggling because you’re trying too hard to find someone. As long as you keep meeting and interacting with people, opportunities will come up. Someone you thought you were connected with only sexually and financially may turn out to be someone you can rely on emotionally as well.
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You said “anywhere but here,” but I recommend Mac here.
He’s an attractive older man in spirit.
Other than his particular tastes, he’s practically perfect.
—Makeout Loser
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