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<span class='qa-text'>When I was in the agency, I was still a newcomer, and although I had a manager, there were about six models per manager, so it wasn&#39;t much of a management feeling for me. Moreover, even the work I found myself had to go through the agency, and when I mentioned it, I was told &#39;I don&#39;t want you to do this job&#39; even though it wasn&#39;t a strange job. This led to me not passing many auditions and not getting approval for the work I brought in. I started to think that being affiliated with the agency didn&#39;t have much meaning, so I resigned. After that, there was a gap in my modeling career, but during that time, I worked as a temporary employee in various industries. When I reached my 40s, casting companies emerged where I could find modeling jobs without going through an agency. I thought, &#39;Even as a freelancer, while doing other jobs, I can still be a model in this era.&#39; Since it didn&#39;t seem like it would be too much of a burden, I thought I&#39;d try modeling again while working. I really believe that I became a freelancer thanks to changes in my mindset about modeling work and the systems in the world.</span>
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