I’m the person who asked earlier about pensions and disability benefits.
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Of course, people who are eligible for pensions or disability benefits have every right to receive them, so there’s nothing wrong with accepting them. What I’m talking about is people who bring them up as excuses for giving only a small allowance, saying things like, “I’m living on a pension, so I can only give you ¥〇〇,” “I’m doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) with my disability benefits…,” or “I don’t have much money to spare…”
From my perspective, I honestly wish they would use their money to improve their own quality of life instead of spending it on papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
I’m Dai, a male member.
If that’s the case, please write it that way.
At the end of the day, he’s simply a man who won’t give you a satisfactory allowance, so you can just take the transportation money and leave.
In any case, whether he receives a pension or disability benefits has nothing to do with not having money, so this isn’t something to complain about regarding the club’s policy.
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People like that use their pension as an excuse to offer a low allowance.
I think you should take the transportation money and leave right away.
They’re not genuinely vulnerable—they’re just rude.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Tell him that directly. Men who say things like that during the membership interview shouldn’t be accepted in the first place.
For example, if he says, “I’m living on a pension, so I can only pay ¥〇〇 as the membership fee,” I doubt he’d pass the interview.
You could politely turn him down by saying, “I’d feel bad accepting an allowance from a man who’s struggling on a pension, so I don’t think I can pursue an arrangement with you.”
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