Press CC for English Japanese(CCを押すと日本語字幕が表示されます) And Russian subtitles! and of course tell me what do you guys think about this whole story? i am very curious about your opinion!
When divorced, the person who is a person of that country usually gets custody. It's probably the same in other countries. However, this case is different. This is an issue between him and the Soka Gakkai.
Case by case. Risks exist but you have to judge her on her character. If there are any red flags don’t do it. If she puts you before her work and / or family that would be a good sign.
You have to understand Japanese judiciary system follows the "Guilty until proven innocent system" So don't keep your hopes high for justice from Japanese judiciary. Japanese society follows the rule of public acceptance above morals because its an island nation where group acceptance proceeds over individual rights aka the samurai system where you have to swore loyalty over your life. That means people don't care if you are right ir wrong. If your fundamental rights are not appropriate for society then they will come after you independent of any moral or legal justification. Thats one of the sad part of japan and one of the main reason why the country population is declining because nobody can follow the society while having two kids while pursuing your dream simultaneously
Great take on the subject. Japan wouldn't be japan that people love if they didnt have that system. As a foreigner I always say that Japan is a great country for a vacation. For most people, staying/living in Japan is a whole different spectrum. Nowadays, their whole system is a conundrum. Their government is highly dependent on tourism which the locals have to deal with face to face. Tokyo. Osaka, and Kyoto seemed to have the highest impact on culture shock.
I've heard about this happening way too often. There's a post every week on expat forums. Ive worked in childcare in Japan and even seen it happen (mothers come during the day to take the kids away). It happens to Japanese too, and ive heard of Japanese fathers also taking their kids in the same way. Heres the thing: learn Japanese, learn the culture, learn the system. Ive seen too many people (sorry to say but mostly men) start businesses with their wives, rental contracts, assets all put in their wives name, she handles all the government and official stuff, acts as an interpreter alwats and then a divorce is on the cards and suddenly you're f***ed. Japanese women especially of a certain generation keep their cards close to their chest, will handle everything for you even without complaint, but you won't know something is wrong and they will blindside you. Many of them plan for months or years and just leave in the night. If you want to set up a life here, learn the language, come prepared and be independent and don't assume it will never happen to you, because that's what they all say - even though most expats living here have heard of this happening to someone they know, so it's not a falsehood or a legend. If youre a foreigner in a foreign country, you'll always be at a disadvantage (even if its just a mental feeling of this not being "home." I'm not saying he deserves this, but its not an isolated incident. I just feel so bad for the kids in these situations. Clearly the kidnapping parent is unhinged. I've met enough middle aged expats in bars who have turned to alcohol and haven't seen their kids in over a decade. Be independent - I can't stress that enough. Learn to handle Japan on your own, or when stuff like this happens and you've always relied on your partner you'll be screwed.
She was not a person meant for wifehood or motherhood. Cheating and abusing kids are clear signs. On her side, she was not happy with the relationship with him
I think all these parents who are going through this should unite and push their embassy's to support them. (get international lawyers involved and make the case public internationally). Never give up help Japan find a better result for the best interest of the children. 😢
Unfortunately this has been happening since WW2. Many war babies were taken away suddenly by their mothers and never seen again. They've even been pushed by International law to change. But japanese politics is local and complex. If change happens it happens slowly and it's stubborn af and will find loopholes and complications to stall it.
I completely understand your frustrations. I suffered something similar with the US in Japan. The law meant nothing. Once the person. I change makes a decision there is little one can do. Being caught in the cogs is no fun. 100% stress.
The government of Japan is finally talking about allowing joint custody for children, repealing a law that’s been in the books since 1898 Hopefully Japan finally joins the rest of the world in the 21st century and allows joint custody, gay marriage, etc
@@Vininjapan Probably not, it doesn't help that if there is an allegation against you in japan and you appear in court, most people think you're already guilty beyond doubt.
Sorry but this is just the tip of the iceberg. I recommend doing a LOT of research. The longer you live here the more you'll hate it. I've come to the conclusion their washlet toilets are the only pros to living here. Don't believe tourst hype, nationalistic Japanese, the Japan inc facade or the weeaboos.
Bro literally got gang stalked out front of his house and abducted by "the court". In that moment there would be no way of knowing if those people were actually from the court or Soka Gakkai (insane cult) members his wife could have sent after him to do terrible things. Very horrifying story that just gets worse. My prayers go out to this man and his kids.
Bro you can't have a family with a cheaterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Let a lone a family business. Shes for the streets Bro cut your losses. Shes a train wreck who wants nothing to do with this relationship. Stop calling her your wife man. Start the moving on process. She is not worth your effort. She is doing 0 percent of the work while you are doing 100 percent of the work.
@@xthunnini I think fighting for the kids is absolutely appropriate. But if get the sense from him he is holding out hope for her. And by my impression she has not gone along with him on any of his plans for a while and he has seemingly ignored that. Ignored her actions of cheating. Text her boss. Not quitting her job. Watch females Actions! Not what they say!!
A long time ago a saw a video documentary about these expet it was from 2015 Apparently this is completely normal to happen over there in Japan and even More if the Japanese person only what a baby from a Foreigner and it wants the Qualities of the eye shape hair ect Some say that you have to be one open to learn the culture and the mindset of the Japanese people and that your parent is willing to learn your culture What i mean is ( if you are latino/a and you are a from a culture that is very expressive with everything you do and the person you find male or female that are Japanese and they don't seem to like your culture and don't want to understand it then is better to leave the relationship) Another thing i would recommend is learning the body language of Asians since then to be different from Western and Europen type off body language
The audio volume is a little bad. I know this is a little later to say it but, whenever there is a cheat case, end the relationship, i know it is hard to endure but when the rescpect it is gone, there is no turning back, sure in some cases the person could have a change of heart but the betrayed one will never be the same and nothing worth more than peace of mind and heart. This kind of thing with custody is quite similar in any place around the world, in country that i live there are cases where even when the mother was prove guilty of violence ou false acusation, the court usuly keps the custody with the mother. Just an advice always gather evidences and search for a lawer help do not try to wallk the path alone without knowing the ins and outs. Dark days my friends, dark days ahead...
My case i was living in the USA with my japanese wife and kid and One day i came back home they disappeared from the house. I had not choice to go to Japan to be near my son even though the situation settled with her we managed to stayed together for 10 years after eventually she divorced me and i found myself alone again this time in Japan with not family.
@@Vininjapan we had a lot fights over my legal status in the USA. So she didn't want to live there anymore. At that time I was young and I couldn't make a decision on where to live so I guess she was fed up with me not making a decision.
@@Vininjapan I think she was under a lot of pressure she was acting abnormally. She may have gone crazy because she was caught between you and the organization. I was wondering what her salary was. The group is not just a new religion. It can be said to be Japan's power. It is strongly involved in politics and has many believers among police officers. I think it would be better for the children to be raised by you, but I think the activities would be a big burden on you. She must be in a lot of pain too. First of all, I think it's important for her to understand her situation and never blame her. I think all you have to do is open up her heart and let her take the initiative. But it may make you wish you could go back in time.
@@長谷川静也-w9j the problem is that the person i interviewed said that she is gone there is no way to find her plus her friends and parents do not answer kevin
I'm very sorry for Kevin. And especially for his kids. They are the victims in this story. Also it doesn't really makes sense to victim blame kevin for his partners choice. I mean everyone knows that if you are in love with one person, its not that easy to cut ties especially if there are kids involved. How the authorities treated him after all sounds like Japanese authorities typically (for foreigners) would handle these situations. It can be really really frustrating so...its also understandable that kevin kind of sounds like hes victimising himself.... because he's (also) a victim. I think in this specific situation men are in fact more often in an unfortunate state, because mothers normally always get the childrens custody rights in the first place. In most of the cases this is the right thing no doubt, but if the mother is the abuser (which, suprise, does also exist) or clearly is not able to take care of the kids its just a shame that fathers are not even getting a chance to prove that they are the more appropriate caregiver. And this is not only in japan, that exists everywhere in the world. In the end i really hope for Kevin that he finds a lawyer or maybe a NGO in japan who can help him and especially i wish his kids all the best and all the love they deserve. ❤
Assuming Kevin’s side of the story is all true then I’m sorry about what he is going through. His ex-wife sounds like a real immature brat who was not ready for individual responsibilities/obligations, nor have what it takes for motherhood. Hope everything works out.
Kevin’s response is “I spoke to over 20 lawyers nobody would take the case” “Plus in the video when requested time to the judge to get a lawyer I was never given time”
04:35 Sounds like her employer invested a lot into her education, child care and other expenses. Convincing her to stay with the company is the right thing to do. Nothing nefarious about it. In the U.S. many employees who's employers paid for their college are under contract to work for so long with the company. It's normal.
@@Vininjapan never stand in one leg when a crisis hits. If he intends to fight he has to rally up it from the inside. No external "gaijin" can have any real influence(what you can realisticly reach this way), the public will see this as "some foreign tries to tell us how to proceed with our lives" and will close together out of cultural obligations. This needs to be properly translated into their language and injected into their media platform. Not just youtube. Not just to a (possibly) very few english speaking japanese. In these times, hoping is not enough, waiting for a good luck is not an option.
I am so sorry what Kevin went through and the loss of his sister and his children. He doesn't deserve this. But I cannot help it, but he gives me the chills. He says that he doesn't want to judge his wife but everything he said about her is very negative and it's like if he wants to put himself like the victim, the nice and calm guy while I find him controlling and judging a lot. Just an example: He speaks about her mental health issues and then to say that she was "too lazy". The word choice is betraying what he really thinks. Maybe I'm all wrong but I can't help it to think that he victimizing himself like he had to endure everything so bravely. You do not take responsibility for your own behavior. And remember: the people you choose around you, says everything about yourself. Never put the blame on external circonstances or others. You are not just someone who is watching the situation. You're the captain of your own boat.
There's nothing he can do about it hardly. Believers of that religion devote themselves to that religion. I think there was probably a financial burden as well.
Unfortunately it will not happen Kevin told me that his wife disappeared he got no idea where she is now,even her friends and parents are not answering him
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@DonaldMichaelDischner bless 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This happens almost everywhere: Japan, Korea, & other countries. Let people who idolizes Japan knowing the dark side of Japan.
My japanese girlfriend is asking me to marry her, but after this, I'm hestitating
When divorced, the person who is a person of that country usually gets custody. It's probably the same in other countries.
However, this case is different. This is an issue between him and the Soka Gakkai.
Don't do it unless you want to live in Japan and be under a controlling Japanese wife for the rest of your life. Best of luck
Here is my advice,
If you marry a Japanese, make commitment to live far away from your in-laws
Preferrably if you have your own house
Take heed!
Case by case. Risks exist but you have to judge her on her character. If there are any red flags don’t do it. If she puts you before her work and / or family that would be a good sign.
You have to understand Japanese judiciary system follows the "Guilty until proven innocent system" So don't keep your hopes high for justice from Japanese judiciary.
Japanese society follows the rule of public acceptance above morals because its an island nation where group acceptance proceeds over individual rights aka the samurai system where you have to swore loyalty over your life. That means people don't care if you are right ir wrong. If your fundamental rights are not appropriate for society then they will come after you independent of any moral or legal justification.
Thats one of the sad part of japan and one of the main reason why the country population is declining because nobody can follow the society while having two kids while pursuing your dream simultaneously
Great take on the subject.
Japan wouldn't be japan that people love if they didnt have that system. As a foreigner I always say that Japan is a great country for a vacation. For most people, staying/living in Japan is a whole different spectrum.
Nowadays, their whole system is a conundrum. Their government is highly dependent on tourism which the locals have to deal with face to face. Tokyo. Osaka, and Kyoto seemed to have the highest impact on culture shock.
I've heard about this happening way too often. There's a post every week on expat forums. Ive worked in childcare in Japan and even seen it happen (mothers come during the day to take the kids away). It happens to Japanese too, and ive heard of Japanese fathers also taking their kids in the same way. Heres the thing: learn Japanese, learn the culture, learn the system. Ive seen too many people (sorry to say but mostly men) start businesses with their wives, rental contracts, assets all put in their wives name, she handles all the government and official stuff, acts as an interpreter alwats and then a divorce is on the cards and suddenly you're f***ed.
Japanese women especially of a certain generation keep their cards close to their chest, will handle everything for you even without complaint, but you won't know something is wrong and they will blindside you. Many of them plan for months or years and just leave in the night. If you want to set up a life here, learn the language, come prepared and be independent and don't assume it will never happen to you, because that's what they all say - even though most expats living here have heard of this happening to someone they know, so it's not a falsehood or a legend.
If youre a foreigner in a foreign country, you'll always be at a disadvantage (even if its just a mental feeling of this not being "home." I'm not saying he deserves this, but its not an isolated incident. I just feel so bad for the kids in these situations. Clearly the kidnapping parent is unhinged. I've met enough middle aged expats in bars who have turned to alcohol and haven't seen their kids in over a decade. Be independent - I can't stress that enough.
Learn to handle Japan on your own, or when stuff like this happens and you've always relied on your partner you'll be screwed.
Expat=immigrant
@@marshallvanniceit’s hard for them to accept this
This should go viral!
Give Kevin his kids back!
help him by sharing the vid! hopefully it indeed will go viral and help his case!
My kids were kidnapped to Japan too. I was lucky my case was international and I got my kids back after 7 months litigation with Tokyo high Court.
Woah that’s wild how did you make the case international?
curious to hear the story as well!
To be honest im skeptical with your Story.
She was not a person meant for wifehood or motherhood. Cheating and abusing kids are clear signs. On her side, she was not happy with the relationship with him
cheating is common in japan.
I think all these parents who are going through this should unite and push their embassy's to support them. (get international lawyers involved and make the case public internationally). Never give up help Japan find a better result for the best interest of the children. 😢
Unfortunately this has been happening since WW2. Many war babies were taken away suddenly by their mothers and never seen again. They've even been pushed by International law to change. But japanese politics is local and complex. If change happens it happens slowly and it's stubborn af and will find loopholes and complications to stall it.
I completely understand your frustrations. I suffered something similar with the US in Japan. The law meant nothing. Once the person. I change makes a decision there is little one can do.
Being caught in the cogs is no fun. 100% stress.
The government of Japan is finally talking about allowing joint custody for children, repealing a law that’s been in the books since 1898
Hopefully Japan finally joins the rest of the world in the 21st century and allows joint custody, gay marriage, etc
Do you think it will help the foreigner’s side?
Gay marriage? No way. Please keep your Western propaganda out of Japan. Japan is a beautiful country because it doesn’t have these things.
@@Vininjapan Probably not, it doesn't help that if there is an allegation against you in japan and you appear in court, most people think you're already guilty beyond doubt.
@@missplainjane3905 What were you trying to achieve with this comment?
@@missplainjane3905 Hahaha go find someone else to argue with weirdo
studying so i can go japan and i m kinda scared of this
well it doesnt seem to be that common in japan but being aware of the issue is already good!
Brother just be aware of yourself and surroundings lol, not all women are like this. Just don’t be a simp
Sorry but this is just the tip of the iceberg. I recommend doing a LOT of research. The longer you live here the more you'll hate it. I've come to the conclusion their washlet toilets are the only pros to living here. Don't believe tourst hype, nationalistic Japanese, the Japan inc facade or the weeaboos.
RIP Kevin. U will be missed!
Is this serious?
Bro literally got gang stalked out front of his house and abducted by "the court". In that moment there would be no way of knowing if those people were actually from the court or Soka Gakkai (insane cult) members his wife could have sent after him to do terrible things. Very horrifying story that just gets worse. My prayers go out to this man and his kids.
Bro you can't have a family with a cheaterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Let a lone a family business.
Shes for the streets
Bro cut your losses. Shes a train wreck who wants nothing to do with this relationship. Stop calling her your wife man. Start the moving on process. She is not worth your effort.
She is doing 0 percent of the work while you are doing 100 percent of the work.
Facts, but she also taking his kids man. That’s not something you can just cut off
@@xthunnini I think fighting for the kids is absolutely appropriate. But if get the sense from him he is holding out hope for her. And by my impression she has not gone along with him on any of his plans for a while and he has seemingly ignored that. Ignored her actions of cheating. Text her boss. Not quitting her job.
Watch females Actions! Not what they say!!
Very infuriating the way they arrested him. Not adhering to legal procedures; disgusting.
😢😢felt the same way watching it
who said Japan is a sexist country?
🤡
Guys when they’re fighting western feminists
Everyone
A long time ago a saw a video documentary about these expet it was from 2015
Apparently this is completely normal to happen over there in Japan and even More if the Japanese person only what a baby from a Foreigner and it wants the
Qualities of the eye shape hair ect
Some say that you have to be one open to learn the culture and the mindset of the Japanese people and that your parent is willing to learn your culture
What i mean is ( if you are latino/a and you are a from a culture that is very expressive with everything you do and the person you find male or female that are Japanese and they don't seem to like your culture and don't want to understand it then is better to leave the relationship)
Another thing i would recommend is learning the body language of Asians since then to be different from Western and Europen type off body language
The audio volume is a little bad.
I know this is a little later to say it but, whenever there is a cheat case, end the relationship, i know it is hard to endure but when the rescpect it is gone, there is no turning back, sure in some cases the person could have a change of heart but the betrayed one will never be the same and nothing worth more than peace of mind and heart.
This kind of thing with custody is quite similar in any place around the world, in country that i live there are cases where even when the mother was prove guilty of violence ou false acusation, the court usuly keps the custody with the mother.
Just an advice always gather evidences and search for a lawer help do not try to wallk the path alone without knowing the ins and outs.
Dark days my friends, dark days ahead...
was the volume too high or low or?
@@Vininjapan Too low maybe a gain of 3 to 5 dB fix it but the problem is to know if it will distort the sound.
@@fromake got ya thank you!!
I have a wild relatable story. Potentially more wild.
Still going through “a” process wouldn’t go as far as the process.
Tell us!!!
@@Vininjapansure let’s arrange a call
@@Vininjapanwhat’s the best way to reach you with the full story?
My case i was living in the USA with my japanese wife and kid and One day i came back home they disappeared from the house. I had not choice to go to Japan to be near my son even though the situation settled with her we managed to stayed together for 10 years after eventually she divorced me and i found myself alone again this time in Japan with not family.
Why did they disappear??
@@Vininjapan we had a lot fights over my legal status in the USA. So she didn't want to live there anymore. At that time I was young and I couldn't make a decision on where to live so I guess she was fed up with me not making a decision.
This is probably the Soka Gakkai's problem. Unlike other cases, there is almost no hope.
I wonder how involved they are hopefully not as much as it seems like
@@Vininjapan I think she was under a lot of pressure she was acting abnormally. She may have gone crazy because she was caught between you and the organization. I was wondering what her salary was.
The group is not just a new religion. It can be said to be Japan's power. It is strongly involved in politics and has many believers among police officers.
I think it would be better for the children to be raised by you, but I think the activities would be a big burden on you. She must be in a lot of pain too. First of all, I think it's important for her to understand her situation and never blame her. I think all you have to do is open up her heart and let her take the initiative. But it may make you wish you could go back in time.
@@長谷川静也-w9j the problem is that the person i interviewed said that she is gone there is no way to find her plus her friends and parents do not answer kevin
@@Vininjapan It's like you've been robbed of state power. You'll have no choice but to give up. You need to build a new life.
I'm very sorry for Kevin. And especially for his kids. They are the victims in this story. Also it doesn't really makes sense to victim blame kevin for his partners choice. I mean everyone knows that if you are in love with one person, its not that easy to cut ties especially if there are kids involved.
How the authorities treated him after all sounds like Japanese authorities typically (for foreigners) would handle these situations. It can be really really frustrating so...its also understandable that kevin kind of sounds like hes victimising himself.... because he's (also) a victim.
I think in this specific situation men are in fact more often in an unfortunate state, because mothers normally always get the childrens custody rights in the first place. In most of the cases this is the right thing no doubt, but if the mother is the abuser (which, suprise, does also exist) or clearly is not able to take care of the kids its just a shame that fathers are not even getting a chance to prove that they are the more appropriate caregiver. And this is not only in japan, that exists everywhere in the world.
In the end i really hope for Kevin that he finds a lawyer or maybe a NGO in japan who can help him and especially i wish his kids all the best and all the love they deserve. ❤
Same thing happened to me.
Me too
@@KantoCafe715 Stay far away from Japan if you want a happy life my friends.
@@harikiliI’m trying 😂
@@KantoCafe715 AHAAHHA
:( i guess it does happen more than i thought
Assuming Kevin’s side of the story is all true then I’m sorry about what he is going through. His ex-wife sounds like a real immature brat who was not ready for individual responsibilities/obligations, nor have what it takes for motherhood. Hope everything works out.
RIP Brother I love you rest easy my boy
🙏🙏😢
I just found today my friend Kevin pass away R.I.P. my bro ,you was a good friend,
Wait are you serious?
@@Vininjapan yes :(
@@rafaelcabanillas5504 omg…can you please text me on instagram? It’s vinin_japan
@@Vininjapan yes he accidentally drowning in the river when we was fishing:(
@@rafaelcabanillas5504 😔 this is heartbreaking…do you maybe know any family member that I can contact to show my condolences?
🥺 Such a heart breaking dark story .. I hope Kevin will get his kids back
😞 me too
Why didnt he just get a lawyer?
Kevin’s response is “I spoke to over 20 lawyers nobody would take the case”
“Plus in the video when requested time to the judge to get a lawyer I was never given time”
@@Vininjapan did he get granted any of the extension he asked for? It seems there were multiple requests throughout the months.
@@SirKitty69 he was denied everytime and on top of that lost at the supreme court
@@Vininjapan such a fucked up debacle
Thats a great hook, I hope this does well mate! It's sad what he's gone through.
yea indeed a crazy situation and thank you!!
There was a similar story I saw on TH-cam of this same thing
Do you have a link?
@@Vininjapan let me try to find it but the guy that posted it does videos similar to you
@@Vininjapan th-cam.com/video/jniN4YyB0bc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=H_WinO2XDLOekqKo
@@solarwolf857 thank you!!
@@Vininjapan your welcome
04:35 Sounds like her employer invested a lot into her education, child care and other expenses. Convincing her to stay with the company is the right thing to do. Nothing nefarious about it. In the U.S. many employees who's employers paid for their college are under contract to work for so long with the company. It's normal.
Contact local news, and papers. Generate publicity amongst the native populus. We cannot do anytging, really.
Well TH-cam is a good start the more people see it maybe it will reach someone influential you never know
@@Vininjapan never stand in one leg when a crisis hits. If he intends to fight he has to rally up it from the inside. No external "gaijin" can have any real influence(what you can realisticly reach this way), the public will see this as "some foreign tries to tell us how to proceed with our lives" and will close together out of cultural obligations. This needs to be properly translated into their language and injected into their media platform. Not just youtube. Not just to a (possibly) very few english speaking japanese. In these times, hoping is not enough, waiting for a good luck is not an option.
I am so sorry what Kevin went through and the loss of his sister and his children. He doesn't deserve this. But I cannot help it, but he gives me the chills. He says that he doesn't want to judge his wife but everything he said about her is very negative and it's like if he wants to put himself like the victim, the nice and calm guy while I find him controlling and judging a lot. Just an example: He speaks about her mental health issues and then to say that she was "too lazy". The word choice is betraying what he really thinks. Maybe I'm all wrong but I can't help it to think that he victimizing himself like he had to endure everything so bravely. You do not take responsibility for your own behavior. And remember: the people you choose around you, says everything about yourself. Never put the blame on external circonstances or others. You are not just someone who is watching the situation. You're the captain of your own boat.
Make Japon great again!
Hope this man gets his kids back.
Same here 🙏🙏🙏
Happened to me
Oh no…what’s the story??
@@Vininjapan just similar. It’s the same situation for foreign women here
@@KantoCafe715 ahhh that sucks sad to hear it happened to you :(
@@Vininjapan It happens to many foreigners
He might think it was Japan who took his kids. Buuuuttt it was actually me, KOREA!!!!
NANI?!?
なんで日本で暮らすの？
彼の父親は日本人です
What a ridiculous comment 😂
There's nothing he can do about it hardly. Believers of that religion devote themselves to that religion. I think there was probably a financial burden as well.
I hope his kids grow up and remember that she was their abuser
I have the feeling they will blame Kevin somehow
That’s ur freedom father to see ur child.
japan loves children, if you didn't know, now you do!
should have collected evidence and should have chosen a better women! Hw dd he end up with her after a divorce?
He had evidence, Japan's judiciary system is really inept.
Eh, I'd be interested to get the other side of the story
Unfortunately it will not happen Kevin told me that his wife disappeared he got no idea where she is now,even her friends and parents are not answering him
What a rotten society