No matter how you look at it, your wife is clearly a loser. Any woman stupid enough to marry a man from this site has only herself to blame, right? ^^)ﾉ
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Tell us how you feel about having such a stupid wife!
Are you thinking, “Lucky me—I can do whatever I want”⭐︎?
Or, “Thank goodness she’s clueless”~?
This is Kida, the representative.
What’s wrong? Did something happen that’s making things hard for you?
It’s okay. You, me, the men here, and their wives—we’re all struggling at the bottom, after all.
If we’re going to keep fighting anyway, let’s sleep around as much as we can and die without regrets.
Maybe what you want is love, but you won’t find that here.
This is a place where people gather, all struggling to create something that resembles love—a kind of illusion.
Still, the fact that you can worry about a papa-katsu papa’s wife…
You really are a good person.
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Do you really feel better by trashing his wife?
Does it make you feel relieved?
You’re targeting the wrong person if you’re trying to one-up someone.
Hmm?
If you’re seriously trying to take papa away from her, then I suppose the insults and trash talk are unavoidable.
The one who’ll get caught and face a claim for damages is you, though.
Akari
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This is Joe.
I’m sure the wife-related stuff must be tiresome for single respondents, but since I’m married, please allow me to take this one.
If “bottom-tier” refers to financial circumstances, then Joe’s wife is far from that—in fact, I’d say she’s an idle rich lady, to put it modestly. Her living expenses are basically charged to Joe’s bank account. I also give her cash for art supplies. On top of that, almost every month, someone in Joe’s circle buys one of my wife’s paintings. Last year, I introduced buyers to ten pieces, including smaller works. My wife’s sales ability is on par with a mitochondrion, so if I may be so presumptuous, I flatter myself that this is the result of Joe’s sales efforts.
I do like my wife’s paintings, and I’m her biggest fan, but she has no name recognition, so a No. 30 canvas goes for around ¥300,000–¥400,000. As you can probably imagine, sometimes that money comes out of Joe’s own wallet.
If you think a marital relationship can’t be measured in money, you’re being far too naïve! Joe’s view is that money is an even bigger issue in marriage than it is in club activities.
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Everyone sees things differently, so I think the person asking the question should marry someone who wouldn’t cheat or do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), even if they didn’t have much money.
Some people would rather marry someone wealthy and have a stable life—even if their partner cheats or does papa-katsu—and feel happy because they don’t have to take care of their husband, since he’s doing papa-katsu.
People have all kinds of values, and theirs are simply different from yours.
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It’s fine if both you and I, as people who do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), are considered the bottom of the barrel…
The moment you do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), you can’t exactly tell people around you about it. I think it’s okay to acknowledge that it’s as low as it gets. That just means it’s worth doing anyway—for both men and women…
—Paper Airplane
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I’m in Seattle.
When I was married, I honestly felt miserable.
We had sex once a year.
When we divorced, I gave her over 100 million yen, so I guess it wasn’t too bad, right?
P.S.
Marriage was a good life lesson and taught me humility. I also came to understand women’s periods to some extent.
I’m free now, and I think the experience was ultimately worthwhile.
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