What do you think about spending ¥2.5 million on my looks at 20? ¥1 million of that was for braces, and the remaining ¥1.5 million was for cosmetic surgery.
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I know it may sound conceited, but I think I’m quite beautiful. Before the procedures, my eyes were small, my nose was broad, and my teeth were uneven and sunken-looking, so I was pretty unattractive. I don’t have an obvious “cosmetic surgery face,” and people often compliment my appearance.
But from an outsider’s perspective, would spending ¥2.5 million on my looks at 20 be a turnoff?
Would you assume I work in nightlife or the sex industry?
I’m Saito, a columnist♪
Lately, I’ve been getting tired of women who have clearly had cosmetic work done.
Looks inevitably change with time, but inner beauty lasts forever. It might be a good idea to invest a little more in that, too.
The women who maintain long-term arrangements may simply be better at finding the right balance.
I do sometimes make offers to women who focus mainly on their appearance, but in most cases, things end after just one meeting.
Sometimes they ask me why, and I end up answering:
“There’s no particular reason not to see you again, but there’s no particular reason to see you again, either.”
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
Unless it’s obvious that she has had cosmetic work done, I think that’s something better left unsaid.
If she told me on the first day we met, would I be put off? Yes, I would.
I’m also put off by women who say or do things that make it seem like they’ll be expensive.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
People will probably think, “It must be tough to spend 2.5 million yen at 20,” and assume the money isn’t coming from a regular day job.
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this too.
I don’t care how much someone has spent on their appearance. So unless the person asking brings it up themselves, I think most men simply don’t give it much thought.
However, if you can’t resist telling him and want to know how he’ll react, then I’d say it’s better not to say anything.
People interpret things differently, and if you consider the risk of putting him off, it’s probably best to keep it to yourself.
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