Question from a reader:
I’ve been feeling that young women these days tend to look down on men. Am I the only one who feels this way?
Recently, while out for drinks with friends, we had a conversation about this topic. One friend said, “I feel like young women nowadays look down on men.”
Question from Readers:
Was there sexual violence during the Showa era? I would like to know about the situation at that time.
Indeed, sexual violence existed during the Showa era. Unlike today, society at that time found it difficult to openly discuss issues related to sexuality. Women often remained silent about their experiences to protect their honor and social standing. In that sense, many more people likely suffered in silence compared to now. In my studies of law, I investigated the legal
Recently, I came across a post discussing Masahiro Nakai’s issues with women. Opinions about him vary greatly, particularly the viewpoint that suggests, “Did she think there was some benefit to going to a single man’s home in the middle of the night?” This perspective has both supporters and detractors, but personally, I find certain aspects concerning.
Firstly, it’s unfair to assume the reasons why a woman might visit someone at night. Regardless of the circumstances, reducing their
