Questions
A female member in her 20s who works as an office worker.
I received an offer from someone in their 60s the other day, and they said, ``Since you haven't painted your nails, I thought you were really an office worker, so I offered you.''
I was surprised, but I thought that nail polish was prohibited at this person's workplace, so I just replied thank you.
At my workplace, it's okay if the nails are not too flashy, so most female clerical workers wear nails.Of course, there is no one with a ridiculously long scalp, but there are some who are a little longer.
I used to do nails too, and I'm just resting because I thought my nails were getting weaker, so I'm thinking of doing it again.
I have made a promise for the next time, and I think that you like it.
I would like to talk about doing nails between my bare nails in the future, but how can I get them to understand?
Before that, do the office workers around you have their nails done?
As I was writing the question, I began to wonder if I was in a special environment...
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【Answer】
Thank you very much for your question.
Unfortunately, the questioner can choose one of the following two futures.
1) Continue the relationship with the man without doing nails
2) Get your nails done and end the relationship with the man
The future that the questioner is probably hoping for, "Having someone understand nail art and continuing a relationship with that man" does not exist.
The neck of the costume does not come off
When we go to a theme park in Chiba that calls itself Tokyo, we are greeted by various characters.
he looks like a rat
he looks like a dog
he looks like a duck
They are all characters, not costumed characters.
Of course, the audience understands that it's a costume, but they enjoy it because they think 'it's not a costume, it's a real character'.
So, no matter what happens, he won't take his head off in front of his guests.
There is an urban legend that if a child kicks you and says, "It hurts," you'll be fired the same day.
Your question is structurally the same.
As soon as I signed up for Universe, I knew that the person asking this question was a man, not a true amateur woman.
However, after understanding that, they are enjoying themselves as "amateurs".
Even though it continues to be tsukkomi that ``There is nothing pure and innocent at the time of appearing in AV,'' the genre of the innocent school has been established in AV, and the actress who appears in it continues to act like an amateur. .
Of course, tattoos and flashy nails are strictly prohibited.Makeup is also elaborate natural makeup.
They enjoy the fiction of "amateur" as fiction.
And it is precisely because the fiction is played that the questioner is able to receive a huge amount of money.
Then, what would happen if the person asking the question said, "Clerical workers also do nail polish."
It's no different from Urayasu's kigurumi costume saying "I'm taking it off because it's hot" and taking off my head in front of the customer.
Of course, even an avid D-geek understands that it's a costume.
But I will never forgive a costume for destroying my dreams.
Whether it's true or not, it doesn't matter if it's realistic or not.
The man this time registered for the universe because he wanted to have a dream that ``amateur women in clerical jobs don't do nail polish'', and chose the questioner.
No more or less than that.Naturally, if the questioner destroys his dream, he will never choose the questioner again.
I think that the questioner will probably want to tell such a man, "Look at the reality."
However, he is registered with the Universe only because he wants to dream.Universe sells dreams, not spring.
He sees reality as much as he hates it in the real world.
