[3-Minute Essay] Encounter with the Unknown

This is not about an American movie.

Recently, I encountered something I didn't know.

In the past, Junichi Ishida declared that "adultery is a culture."

In this day and age, that would be an incredibly powerful phrase.

By the way, I don't know the situation back then.

In modern times, the adultery of famous people is perfect fodder for gossip.

"I was betrayed."

"My feelings have cooled."

"I didn't think they were that kind of person."

Everyone says whatever they want, ganging up to criticize.

If the person who committed adultery betrayed anyone, it would be at most their family or those around them.

Whether a total stranger's feelings have cooled toward them is none of their business.

In fact, it's possible they don't even recognize the individuals saying these things.

Despite this, it is quite comical for those who have only seen a part of that person to say, "I didn't think they were that kind of person."

While there are many people who criticize and slander, adultery remains popular in dramas and movies.

It is strange, because if there were no demand, they wouldn't be produced.

Film director Takeshi Kitano was interviewed at a film festival.

"If the world becomes violent after watching your movies, how will you take responsibility?"

Watching it on TV, I thought, what a stupid question to ask.

To this question, Takeshi Kitano responded with a counter-question.

Why is it that even though they keep showing tear-jerker movies, the world doesn't become peaceful?

I burst out laughing when the interviewer got stuck for words.

I think they are absolutely right.

Apparently, there are people who complain when food is treated poorly on television.

If they don't like it, wasn't there an option to stop watching instead of complaining to the other party?

Thanks to that, programs that are acceptable to all viewers have increased.

As a result, I feel like television has become more boring compared to the past.

What I find incredibly strange is that no one complains when cars are blown up.

In fact, there was a movie that tried to blow up the Rainbow Bridge.

Do people not complain about that?

In detective or police-related dramas and movies, people die quite frequently.

It's a popular genre, and I wonder why there's no sign of it disappearing at all.

I'm not a fan of it myself, but the same can be said for the sex industry.

I find it hard to believe that the customers are all single.

Recently, services for women have also increased.

If the users were only single people, the entire industry, let alone the shops, would have vanished.

I used to work at a swinging club in the past.

For those who have never stepped foot in one, I think it would be mind-blowing.

There are also more fundamental stories.

The world of novels and screenplays is a world plastered with fictional lies.

If you say you shouldn't lie to children, do you have no complaints about that?

If I start saying things like this, I won't be able to do anything.

In my personal opinion, if you don't like it, you should just stop watching.

I've strayed far from the title.

I will talk about an encounter with the unknown that happened to me.

Yesterday, I got married without me even knowing about it.

You must be wondering what I'm talking about.

I'm writing this feeling the same way, wondering what I'm talking about.

In fact, I got married twice without knowing it.

Surprisingly, both times were yesterday.

In other words, I got married twice in one day without the person involved knowing.

It is an encounter with the unknown.

I don't know when Japan became a polygamous society.

It is an encounter with the unknown.

The people claiming to be my wives were happily hoping for a third or fourth wife.

It is an encounter with the unknown.

For details, please read yesterday's article.

The comment section had also become strange.

An encounter with the... I'll stop because it's persistent.

An era where infidelity is condemned.

I got married in a place I know nothing about.

It seems I got married for a second time on the same day.

This is far beyond the level of an affair.

Huh? ← This is where I was last night

I received an email saying, "Your article has been featured."

I went to take a look at how it was being introduced.

I had gotten married again 😅

Wait?

Something is wrong, isn't it?

Let me clarify so there is no misunderstanding.

Her name is Lou-Shana.

She engages in an activity called "Round-Trip Mail," where she takes your answers to a few questions and returns your feelings to you in words.

It is easy to misunderstand, but it is different from spiritualism or fortune-telling.

If you search for her name on Google or similar sites, she is a reputable and legitimate person, to the point where she is even explained by AI.

However, what is surprising when reading the article is that it is not just that I got married.

Along with the two women mentioned earlier, something called an "NTR Activity Report" had even appeared.

It is faster to read the article for the details.

What does that mean?

While wondering about it, I found several of my articles being introduced.

As I went through them in order, it appeared again.

Once again, I was married.

This person is called Yomu-no-ga-Suki-san.

Originally, they specialized in reading and had no intention of writing articles.

They are a kind person who helped me when they knew I was struggling with a project.

They have been supporting me for quite a long time.

According to what I heard from them the other day, they have already earned over 200,000 yen this month from note monetization.

They are a very honest person, and a serious one who faithfully puts into practice what I teach in my membership.

I never expected that they would write an article like this on their second attempt at writing.

There are still worlds in Japan that I do not know about.

When you suddenly run into something unexpectedly, you surprisingly cannot do anything.

Huh? This article turned out with a different atmosphere than I had planned 😅

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