I have never spoken ill of others.

So I won’t get caught up in it either.

Doesn’t Mii-chan feel unpleasant?

Is that so?

I thought about what kind of topics would come up at the drinking party I went to even though I really didn’t have to go, but when I got back, I was like, “What…!?”

I really hate gossip…

It’s fine to just nod ambiguously at gossip.

So that I can escape in any way later.

It’s necessary for refuting the majority who will say things like “even the anonymous said that” when your backbiting gets exposed, isn’t it, Anonymous-chan?

When told bad things about someone, Mii-chan immediately thinks of that person’s negative traits and adds more gossip stories like, “It’s true, that person was like that last time too…”

I can’t even think about running away later, and in that moment, I can’t consider what might happen because of what I said, and I really hate the thought of not liking myself later…

Wowww!!

It seems like you lack cooperation.

I remember working part-time at a supermarket where the manager and assistant manager would take turns badmouthing each other and seeking agreement.

I end up searching for a path that leads to me becoming the villain.

So I said, “Ah, I understand, Mr. ○○ was buying snacks at the convenience store! What a fool,” and launched a full-scale attack.

The atmosphere became strange, and there are no longer people gossiping behind others’ backs at the drinking party.

Wow, while I was trying to cover it up with laughter, I was being called Hiro as a nickname behind my back.

>>23

Why do I end up overwriting the insults that the other person desires the most…

If you overwrite it, it will definitely become the badmouthing you said.

It’s already stressful enough with work, but is it really necessary for someone to complicate relationships with backbiting? Are they a masochist or something?

Well, it was only the managers who seemed bored doing such things.

>>26

Is it Switzerland?

Since I’m thought to be discreet, people talk to me about gossip and their plans for job changes and resignations.

I disliked those kinds of gatherings that tend to involve gossip, so I avoided them and ended up isolated.

You should tell them that it’s not so bad to ask for that kind of consent properly.

The old women at work were competing for me, and as a result of hearing gossip from both sides, I somehow became the main culprit and resigned.

You should die!

>>31

A situation where a nuclear explosion occurs after a struggle for a strategic point.

>>31

Did you deceive the old woman?

>>86

There seems to be quite a few older woman killers out there.

I changed jobs, reset my relationships, and also started teleworking.

I don’t talk behind people’s backs, and even if I’m being talked about, I won’t notice it.

I almost never have drinking parties, maybe once a year, so for someone who enjoys being alone, it’s really easy.

You can say as many bad things about me as you want, just be careful to do it where I can’t hear you.

It has been said.

Isn’t it correct to just punch in all directions when you hear something like that?

I have a colleague who only talks badly about a certain junior every time we meet, and it’s troubling.

They talk about him as if there’s no helping him, right?

Surely, I don’t think that junior is very capable either.

They’re active enough that I wouldn’t be able to manage if I didn’t delegate some work to them…

>>36

It seems like there will be so many deaths that humanity’s society might collapse…

If you create an environment that only allows the capable, there will come a time when you end up being the one who is dragged down, but many people seem to think that they will be fine.

With a furrowed brow, I’m just making a “hmm!” response that neither affirms nor denies.

I think those who can talk behind someone’s back have probably never experienced a painful lesson.

Well, if you can avoid such painful experiences, that’s definitely better!

Those who play faction rivalry in a workplace with fewer than 10 people would be better off dead!

Uh, did something happen? I’m navigating the conversation by bringing up topics the other person wants to talk about while not mentioning myself.

However, you see…

There is a theory that gossip is a remnant from the time of the Ice Age when there was an absolute shortage of food and people resorted to killing each other.

>>46

Perhaps it is necessary in a country experiencing recession…

“There are companies where people immediately start speaking ill of those who are not present…”

It seems that it’s good to change the subject by saying something like “I see” without agreeing.

>>48

That kid has a bad vibe, doesn’t she? She only talks about what she wants to talk about. *whispers*

If there are three people, a faction will form.

Insults through gossip and voice imitation might be ignored in regular occupations as just these people having bad personalities… but

If you education officials are doing things like that, how can you face the children with any dignity, you worthless trash?

I think about it every day.

I wonder about that? I’ve settled everything with that.

>>53

Isn’t it unpleasant to be anonymous?

>>57

It’s much worse to get excited about bad-mouthing, so this is fine.

>>57

What will you do, boss? Dispose of it? Dispose of it?

Everyone is talking behind your back.

Isn’t the minority, Anonymous-kun, the one lacking in cooperation?

Those who don’t try to mix in also get caught in a spiral of bad-mouthing.

Only people who can communicate solely through insults and become anxious if they don’t communicate benefit from this.

>>56

There are no winners, as that person is not well thought of by those around them either.

I dislike people who interrupt others and talk endlessly.

Humans are inherently social beings, and the elimination of foreign substances that infiltrate society is a routine occurrence.

I’m getting through it with a face that neither says yes nor no, but I don’t know if I’m actually managing to get through.

You have time to gossip behind someone’s back.

You should just tell them that it’s the boss who creates idle people by not bringing in work that’s to blame.

“Really? Is that so?” Just act like you don’t know anything and brush it all off.

As a downside, it gradually becomes common for things like (oh, those two were dating… I didn’t know…) or (oh, those two had a bad relationship… I didn’t know…) to happen frequently, which gives a slight feeling of alienation.

>>64

Relationships at work are probably fine with that kind of distance.

Since it’s almost a department of one or two people, I don’t get caught up in it much.

I wonder why negation becomes more fluent than affirmation…

>>67

It might be like the nature of humans.

I want to be consciously the opposite…

>>80

People who are insensitive to others’ faults tend to be stabbed in the back and die…

Don’t speak behind my back at a volume loud enough for the person to hear! Are you testing me?

Neither affirming nor denying.

I just respond with “I see.”

“Recently, Mii-chan was bad-mouthing ◯◯-san~ (laughs)”

This is how it will be.

>>71

You don’t have to agree or be present there.

The possibility of being fabricated when speaking ill of someone…

>>71

People around usually understand that it’s that type, so they are aware and might think, “You were the one who said that!” resulting in many cases with no damage.

Isn’t saying that you dislike someone who only talks behind others’ backs, when that colleague isn’t looking, also considered gossip?

I want you to think of me.

When there are three or more people, factions will emerge.

It’s tough when someone talks behind your back at work; it makes me feel like I’m probably being talked about too.

People who speak ill of others are just demeaning themselves…

People around me position him as a jerk who talks behind others’ backs and don’t trust him.

There’s someone who takes a break like crazy and keeps sending me LINE messages asking to switch whenever there’s a chance.

I couldn’t believe it was the same person who was talking bad about the ones who didn’t switch with them in the break room.

In those times, you have to properly align with it, right?

I think people might think it’s that person’s faction.

It’s exhausting to think that people can gossip for an hour; they really need to grow up.

I believe that those who are good at handling gossip and slander are the true social strong ones.

People who can’t do their job at all are being talked about behind their backs.

I think that guy can’t do his job either, but you shouldn’t say it out loud.

>>85

Perhaps it’s because it’s a workplace that tends to be on the lower end, but I’ve found that those who gossip about others are usually the least capable at work, which is quite a relief.

If you have time to speak ill of others, focus on your own work instead. It’s annoying, so don’t let it get into my ears.

Just by saying it softly, things will generally work out or that person will be gone.

>>85

Such issues of insufficient ability should originally be communicated to management positions like supervisors or HR.

The fact that people are venting through gossip means there’s a problem within the entire workplace…

The workplace is not like that, but the cafeteria lady’s gossip is intense.

I can hear everything while I’m eating.

Let’s steer the conversation in a nice direction.

I understand – I also really hate the job I’m doing right now.

Kokoro-chan and Nina-chan talk behind people’s backs, but Nina-chan is careless and ends up saying it even when the person is nearby.

Momo-san attacks directly, so in terms of fighting, Momo-san is better.

Oh, is that so! I’m sorry for not noticing anything… I’ll just manage to get through it.

Always maintain a state where you can be at ease.

It’s unfortunate that instead of being a killer, you’re the one getting killed…

I always get by with a forced smile.

If you’re just slow at work, I won’t speak ill of you, but…

Those who repeatedly make mistakes that require others to clean up after them and managers who can’t even do their own job but lecture others are classified as enemies rather than just being criticized.

I used to be concerned that they were probably talking about me behind my back, but I realized that I wouldn’t be happy even if they liked me, and it doesn’t matter if they dislike me either.

Not speaking ill of others voluntarily and smiling to gloss over such situations.

Well, there are aspects like that, but (quoting specific episodes) there are also good points, so… I try to cover for it.

In that way of behaving, a trophy was unlocked with the reputation of “Nameless-kun absolutely never speaks ill of others.”

Praise me.

The best drinking party snack is badmouthing the boss.

Nameless-chan is taking advantage of being treated as an employee of a different company to directly badmouth clients!

It seems like there might be some obstacles!

I’m saying it directly to your face, not behind your back.

>>105

“Can you really say something like ‘It’s embarrassing to communicate through gossip’?”

>>105

…Doesn’t that person seem unpleasant?

I agree that it’s crap, but my style is to defend it.

I wonder if there’s any benefit to this…

I’ve recently started to wonder if being too uninterested in others is not good.

>>107

Train your insensitivity.

I really dislike people who gossip a lot and are nagging; they are often disliked by everyone.

However, there is a possibility that being spoken about behind your back is due to something about yourself.

That’s why I basically use polite language while being cautious when working with people at the workplace.

Yeah, 50 are gathered!

I like to write bad things and gossip because I’m anonymous.

I’m really not good at speaking.

>>113

Saying it out loud really erodes my own morals.

In a situation where no one knows who anyone is on an anonymous bulletin board, writing a small comment is about all I can manage.

Mii-chan became self-employed because she is not good at interacting with people.

Since I’m talking to the person from the company, it’s quite easy…

When you speak ill of someone, it lowers your own evaluation even more, but you don’t even realize that. I dislike it!!!

>>116

They don’t realize that it’s bad to gather and speak ill of others like that.

It’s scary to do bad things when you’re within striking distance…

Mii-chan seems like she wouldn’t speak ill of others, for better or worse.

I hate lies.

>>119

Gossip isn’t necessarily a lie, right? It’s just about whether you say what you think or not.

The structure is such that management, which is a common enemy for general employees, creates a peaceful environment.

Weak men probably think that only women at the top of the social hierarchy are speaking ill of them because they only know the women’s community online.

Even healthy people have some flaws, so there is a consciousness that anyone can speak without malice.

People who are a bit strange tend to feel a strong discomfort about the very act of discussing others’ flaws.

Exhibiting empathy in strange situations and having a victim mentality.