A question for women: I went to a restaurant with a woman I’ve been seeing for several years, but she seemed oddly upset around the time we entered. I wondered what was going on.
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She gradually cheered up, but since it’s unusual for her to show that she’s upset, I’ve been curious.
As women, can you think of any reasons she might have been upset in a situation like this?
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Did you ask him what he wanted to eat?
You don’t want him saying “anything’s fine,” only for you to pick some random place and end up at an izakaya… surely not.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here, and I’ll answer this one too.
Could it be that the restaurant was a family restaurant?
A man might think a family restaurant is just as good as anywhere else—whether it’s expensive or cheap—but from a woman’s perspective, it’s more natural to wonder, “Why this place?”
Still, with so little information, it would be strange for anyone to know the reason for sure.
But I’d say taking her to a family restaurant is probably the right guess. (笑)
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