[1-Minute Column] I got two messages on note, seriously?

The message icon on note shows the number 2.

Since I received these, it must be from someone who follows me.

I open the messages with a pounding heart.

I thought two different people had messaged me today, but that was a misunderstanding.

The same person sent them in succession because they hit send while still typing, resulting in two messages.

Still, I am happy to receive messages.

When I read the content, there was a sentence that felt a bit off to me.

No.

Or rather, to be precise, I have never even been to a boat racing track, let alone like or dislike it.

I have permission from the person, so I will withhold their name, but the initial content was as follows.

At first, I had no idea why they guessed that I liked keirin or horse racing.

After exchanging a few messages, I was able to understand and be convinced.

Since many of the people I follow write articles about boat racing predictions, it seems they thought I liked boat racing.

By the way, I don't do keirin, horse racing, or boat racing.

I don't state that I do mutual follows or 100% follow-backs, but if someone follows me and they write articles, I try to follow them back.

Thanks to that, I also follow people who mainly write articles about boat racing, horse racing, and keirin.

The person who sent the message seems to have judged that I like boat racing by looking at my followers.

Unlike last time, the content wasn't full of suspicious vibes.

Rather, I learned that there are people who even look at the people I follow and my followers.

While it is also a matter of impression, as long as I can keep up with it, I would like to reply if I am followed, if possible.

Of course, there are also many people I am interested in and follow myself.

I don't have anything in particular to say, but I am curious about how everyone else manages their accounts.

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