This may sound rude, but don’t women below the Gold rank ever feel sad when they look at their own faces?
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Women in the Gold rank aren’t ugly, but they aren’t beautiful either, right? They might have monolids, crooked teeth, buck teeth, no chin, or a bulbous nose.
I was Platinum even before getting plastic surgery, and I think I’m probably fairly cute, but I absolutely hate my face. I started papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) in January this year, and up to today, I’ve received a total of 5 million yen from men. I’ve spent 2 million yen on plastic surgery, beauty treatments, and orthodontics, and I’m saving the rest. One of my friends is also active here and earns a decent amount, but she doesn’t spend any of it at all—she just saves. She’s Gold, but she has monolids, a low nose, crooked teeth, no chin, and a naturally dark complexion. I honestly can’t understand why she wouldn’t use the substantial amount of money she has to improve her appearance. If I looked like her, I feel like I’d cry every day while looking in the mirror.
I know I’m being incredibly rude, but most of the papa-katsu girls I see around town look so plain and unsophisticated, and most of the Gold women on the Club’s Uni-Verse page look the same. I don’t understand how they can carry themselves so confidently despite not being beautiful, or why they don’t look in the mirror and wish they were prettier. I sometimes feel like blurting out to my friend, “Why don’t you get plastic surgery?” I don’t, though.
Maybe their need for validation is already satisfied because men keep telling them, “You’re cute, you’re cute”?ようか
I’m Nana Ayase ♡
You’re really a frog in a well, aren’t you? (*^^*)
You must be so insecure if you have to constantly put others down just to feel better about yourself.
What a truly pitiful person you are.
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I’m Osaka, and I get wildly excited whenever someone brings up a JoJo reference.
Ahh, I vaguely remember something like that, but I can’t quite place it—so frustrating lol.
It would be fun to apply it to Oingo and Boingo, or those stories where the protagonist doesn’t notice the attack and the enemy ends up taking themselves out lol.
Now I feel like rereading it from the beginning lol.
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I’m a columnist who loves setting up story flags.
Hirohiko Araki, the creator of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, once said in an interview:
“Imposing your own values on others is the greatest evil.”
That statement itself may be an example of imposing one’s values, but from Araki’s perspective, the person asking this question would be the villain.
You could even turn it into an enemy Stand character. They lure in an unattractive woman and forcibly use their Stand ability to make her beautiful. At first glance, it seems like a beneficial power, but in the story, becoming beautiful causes the formerly unattractive woman’s boyfriend to dump her, her parents to turn their backs on her, and all her friends to disappear, leaving her miserable.
Eventually, she begs you to “turn my face back to normal,” but because you don’t like that request, you straight-up k*ll her. That’s the kind of enemy Stand it would be.
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This is Seattle.
I wonder if she’s involved with some idiot man who showed her the men’s members-only page without permission.
Or maybe she’s a guy pretending to be a woman online.
If the person asking this question is real, I bet she’ll have a creepy-looking face ten years from now.
The woman I’ve been seeing for several years is still very cute even without makeup.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I’m telling you this so you can take a hard look at yourself, but don’t you feel pathetic when you reflect on yourself saying something like that to someone else?
Besides, bragging about the results of cosmetic surgery is no different from some idiot guy saying, “I’ve had a hundred conquests—at brothels, though.”
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