Question from a reader:
Regarding Shokotan’s gaming controversy, I think it would have been better if she had honestly stated from the beginning that it was a “gift from a friend.” Why didn’t she say that at first?
Hey everyone, how are you doing? Recently, Shokotan’s gaming controversy has been a hot topic. When I first saw
Reader’s Question:
Is there a risk of losing out by admitting mistakes and apologizing? Recently, I saw that Fuwa-chan was sidelined by the media after acknowledging her error. On the other hand, it seems like people like Einshutain’s Inada, Nagano Mei, and Tanaka Kei are sticking to their lies without admitting their mistakes. It’s often said that “lies will eventually be
Question from a Reader:
Is there a chance that sincerely reflecting on one’s actions and apologizing could backfire? For instance, while Fuwachan faced backlash from the media after her apology, other figures like Inada from Einstein, Mei Nagano, and Kei Tanaka continue their careers despite sticking to their lies. Although it’s said that lies will eventually be exposed, could it be
Recently, while watching Nagano Mei’s Instagram Live, I found her statements a bit concerning. Specifically, instead of saying “I am not having an affair,” she said, “I am not hinting at anything.” This seemed to shift the focus of the conversation, and it felt like she was trying to gain empathy from viewers based
Question from Readers:
Are there truly honest politicians?
Recently, during a conversation with friends, the topic came up: “Are there really honest politicians?” Honestly, I find myself often troubled by that question. The world of politics is complex, and sometimes it’s understandable that promises can’t be kept, especially when there are many adversaries around; it can be
