Women doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) who still have such narrow horizons and little real-world experience, yet go on about wanting “top-tier” men and chase after them?
To me, that’s exactly the kind of thing people beneath even the average level do.
Akari
That was close! I almost got Mac-san to flex on me!! You really can’t let your guard down around him...
Here’s my answer:
I’d say “upper class” means having over ¥100 million a year to spend on papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
I make a little over ¥3 million a month, or just under ¥40 million a year, which puts me around the same level as Mac-san—or maybe slightly below him. So I’m middle class.
That’s why I’m working hard to become an upper-class papa like Saito-san♪.
Mac-san is doing just under two encounters a day, about 50 a month, at ¥50,000 pay-per-meeting, which comes to ¥2.5 million. Add meals and other expenses, and I guess it’s around ¥3.5 million a month.
For me, assuming 15 encounters a month at an average of ¥130,000 each, that’s ¥2 million, plus a little over ¥1 million for hotels, meals, and so on. That’s roughly how I calculate it.
Thinking about it carefully, to spend ¥100 million, the average pay-per-meeting would have to be ¥500,000. Since my ace is at ¥500,000 per meeting, I’d need to add about seven more ace-level girls...
A loser guy
If you need to give or receive an allowance in the first place, it’s best to humbly regard yourself as middle-class—or, if anything, lower-class.
The fact that you think that way may itself reflect a lower-class mindset.
—Paper Airplane
I’m Kazu, a male member.
I was foolish to try to determine the dividing line between the upper and middle classes based on income distribution. After reading Mac’s answer, I was so convinced by it that I slapped my knee in agreement.
That’s right—this is a dating club. It makes more sense to think in terms of the allowance.
I’m voting for Mac’s proposal.
