• January 2026, 4
• Contributor:Hiroe Fujisawa
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A common misunderstanding...?

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While the encounters in this activity have led to the creation of wonderful connections,
In reality, relationships often end due to minor misunderstandings.

Most of them are not major problems.
It seems to stem from just a slight difference in perception.

For example,
"I had a good feeling about this person, so I'm sure we'll meet again,"
Those who felt, "It was fun, but maybe it's not quite what I wanted."

Neither of us meant any harm,
Differences in perception can sometimes prevent a relationship from developing further.

Also, how one perceives distance is another point where misunderstandings are likely to occur.
Someone who, in their eagerness to become friends quickly, might get a little too pushy.
Conversely, some people are too reserved and fail to convey their feelings.

Neither is wrong,
Even a slight difference in that balance can drastically change the overall impression.

And another common one is,
"Differences in expected value."

"It should be this time."
"Our relationship will probably be something like this."

Because each of them has that image in mind,
Even a slight misalignment can leave a lingering feeling of discomfort.

That’s why it’s important to
Don't aim for perfection from the start.
And I think it's important to respect the other person's feelings and pace.

The encounters in this activity
It's not something that can be completed in one go.
It's something that grows as you get to know each other little by little.

Just by taking a small step forward,
A relationship that might have continued under normal circumstances
It can sometimes lead to a more wonderful relationship.

Don't get too caught up in small misunderstandings.
I would be delighted if you would cherish the connections you have made.

For everyone from now on,
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