Papa-katsu men must have nerves of steel, right? I’m starting to think we should learn from them. Looking at the people who post questions here, they seem pretty aggressive toward women despite probably being what society would generally call middle-aged men with body odor. And from the perspective of men who have nothing to do with papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), paying money just to meet women probably makes no sense and seems downright pathetic. If my father were paying tens of thousands of yen just to be introduced to some ordinary woman in the area—not a celebrity or anything—I’d think, “What a pitiful father. Does he really have no connections that could introduce him to a beautiful woman?”
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They’re often short (82% of men in these clubs are between 160 and 170 cm), have wrinkles, and get women to compliment their looks through the power of money. They must realize deep down that every woman who approaches them is interested in their money, yet when I think about how desperately they continue with papa-katsu, I can’t help but feel that they’re pitiful men who can only solve everything with money.
They may not be billionaires (92% of men in these clubs earn less than 100 million yen a year), but they’ve presumably put in a lot of effort and endured hardships to reach a point where they can at least afford papa-katsu. Maybe that’s what toughened them mentally? I’d love to hear about the experiences that strengthened your mental resilience the most.
The fact that you’re smugly throwing around percentages already exposes how low-level you are.
No matter how you spin it, you’re someone who entrusts your body to men like that and receives money you could never get through an ordinary job. You’re being intimate with men you look down on because you want the money, aren’t you?
Go study, develop some skills, and start earning money on your own before you start talking big.
Akari
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I’ve had moments when bad experiences with papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) made me feel the same way as you, questioner. But I think those feelings of resentment will disappear once you meet a good papa (a male supporter).
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Your question is seriously boring. So boring it made me yawn.
Please ask it again.
There’s nowhere near enough trash-talking. This is absolutely no good. Getting bitten by a mosquito would be more unpleasant than this.
You need to establish some serious superiority and roast me way, way harder—really go all out. Otherwise, I’m not enjoying this at all.
I’m getting sleepy.
—A loser guy
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I’m Nana Ayase☆
I’m literally doubled over laughing at someone who seems to think they can make money only through papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), yet has the nerve to look down on people who’ve succeeded through legitimate work. LOLLLLL
Even if you phrase your posts politely, people who hurt others will fail no matter what they do. If something doesn’t need to be said, take it with you to the grave. A rotten personality shows on your face—and in your attitude, too.
I’m sure you must have a truly ugly face. My condolences.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Unless you have nerves of steel, it’s hard to earn a decent income, so I think many male members are just as you pointed out.
That said, it’s not as though they’re desperately doing papa-katsu. If I may be blunt, men are generally the ones in the position to choose here.
I feel like women are more desperate to find a papa-katsu partner.
(Though perhaps that doesn’t apply to the questioner, since you’re exceptionally attractive, haha.)
Also, it’s incredibly foolish to judge whether someone is a millionaire based on their annual income.
For example, Nomura Research Institute defines affluent individuals as those with at least ¥100 million in net financial assets. There are probably quite a few people with assets of ¥100 million or more, even if their annual income is under ¥100 million.
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