Question from a reader:
Is it becoming the new norm for celebrities who have been confirmed as perpetrators of sexual violence to retire and get away with it? Does the fact that Masahiro Nakai has retired without facing the public mean that “escaping without an apology” is now acceptable? While victims are suffering from PTSD that disrupts their work and lives,
Question from a reader:
What is the reason for Masahiro Nakai’s potential move to New Zealand?
Recently, there has been much buzz about Masahiro Nakai possibly moving to New Zealand. The reasons mentioned include its livability and the abundance of golf courses, but I personally believe there may be more to it
Question from a reader:
Are we really the ones hurting the victim’s heart, or is it the side of Masahiro Nakai, who has responded in opposition? For a victim who wishes to “forget,” the hardest thing must be when the person who chose silence later comes out with a rebuttal. I brought this up because it seemed like her position might
Question from the reader:
Why is it that former female announcers from Fuji TV are being bashed online even when they haven’t done anything wrong? Is it just that there are many people looking for stress relief or are they just naturally critical?
Recently, I’ve noticed that former female announcers from
Question from a reader:
There have been recent reports regarding Masahiro Nakai, and I’ve seen opinions on social media suggesting that “this is just a case of a love spat between a man and a woman.” While this post seems plausible at first glance, I am questioning whether that perspective is truly accurate. According to reports, a third-party committee has classified
Question from a Reader:
I’m asking a psychiatrist about Nakai-san’s situation. Recently, there has been a backlash regarding it. Nakai-san claims he consented from the beginning. If what he says is true, it seems unlikely that anything life-threatening occurred between them. However, is it still possible for him to be diagnosed with PTSD? It seems that Nakai-san himself wants to deny
Question from a Reader:
I’ve heard that Nagano Mei’s agency has declined her appearance on “Nagano Mei’s All Night Nippon X” following her participation in next year’s NHK Taiga drama. Initially, they seemed quite confident, so what could be the sudden reason for her withdrawal? Do we know the truth behind this, or is there something else planned?
Question from a reader:
I’ve seen opinions suggesting that the cause of PTSD in relation to Nakai Masahiro isn’t solely his responsibility. Is this really a reasonable perspective? Even upon careful consideration, I find it quite a reckless statement. The diagnosis of PTSD is made by a doctor based on a thorough examination of the patient’s complaints and circumstances. When a
Reader’s Question:
I’m trying to remember a line from an anime that goes something like, “It’s a tough choice, but you should no longer enjoy 〇〇.” I believe it was related to a character dealing with trauma. I’m not sure about many details, but I would appreciate any help in identifying
I’ve come across opinions regarding the causes of PTSD that caught my attention. There was a comment stating, “I understand why someone might have PTSD, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s Nakai-san’s fault.” Is this really a calm and rational opinion? The diagnosis of PTSD is something that a doctor determines through thorough questioning and assessment. Therefore,
