Question from a reader:
I recently heard that a friend of mine was a victim of sexual assault. The perpetrator was a high school teacher, and my friend was invited to dinner after graduation. Since my friend decided to go to the police, I also spoke during the questioning. During that time, I was told that my name might be known
Reader’s Question:
With Masahiro Nakai’s side publicly addressing this issue again, is it strange for us to bring up this story? I understand the opinion that it might be kinder to leave it alone since she is trying to move forward. I, too, hope that this incident can be left in the past. However, Nakai’s side has countered the report from
Question from a Reader:
Why is there criticism of Watanabe Nagisa for smiling after she accused Nakai Masahiro of sexual violence? On social media, I see comments like “She looks fine, so it must be a lie” or “If she can release a photobook, she can’t have PTSD.” I believe it is unreasonable to condemn someone who has suffered from sexual
There are doubts about Watanabe Nagisa, who is said to have suffered sexual violence from Nakai Masahiro, appearing to be doing well. I see opinions like “it’s a lie” or “it’s not PTSD,” but isn’t it unreasonable to criticize the way a victim of sexual violence strives to live positively despite their suffering? Mental health issues
Recently, a woman made headlines on social media for posting, “I would be happy if there were more things I could enjoy, and if I could spend time laughing.” She had been subjected to one-sided criticism regarding a certain incident, but many were moved by her determination to move forward. I count myself among
Question from a reader:
Regarding the incident involving Nakai Masahiro, why is the victim’s name not being disclosed despite it being almost certain who they are? If confidentiality were lifted, would the name have been made public?
Recently, the incident involving Nakai Masahiro has become a hot topic. I would like
