I pretend to be a light eater in front of my papa, but I actually binge-eat and end up eating a lot when I get home.
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I was thinking that if I told my papa, “I actually eat quite a lot,” maybe I wouldn’t binge-eat after getting home—but would that give him a bad impression?
Should I keep acting like the kind of girl I’ve been pretending to be?
I’m Akai from Universe Club staff, and I’d like to answer as well.
People may have different opinions, but I think it’s best to just eat normally.
Of course, there are limits. For example, seeing someone eat far too much at a drinking party might be a little off-putting. But on the other hand, if someone barely eats anything at all, the other person may feel self-conscious.
Dates are the same. Men who look forward to enjoying a meal probably don’t want to see you forcing yourself not to eat. So I think the best option for both of you is to eat a normal amount on the date and, if you’re still hungry, have something to eat at home afterward.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I understand that overeating and showing your true self might put someone off, but I don’t see the point in pretending to eat very little.
Just eat normally.
Course meals usually come with fairly generous portions for women, so I recommend having your companion book a course meal.
If you’re still hungry, eat a little more at home.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Personally, I don’t mind someone eating a lot—about an extra-large serving’s worth—but binge-eating levels would leave a bad impression.
That said, if we can have a fun conversation and she’s good at oral, I feel like I could overlook the overeating.
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