You know that old-man-smelling cologne that men in their 60s and up still often wear?
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The smell makes me lose my appetite, so aren’t women in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) who put up with it and sleep with these men living in hell?
Don’t their wives ever say anything about it?
It’s one of the mysteries of the Showa era.
There are also older men like me who come with the triple combo of body odor, intimate odor, and rotten breath, so please cut him some slack for something like that m(｡>__<｡)m
A loser guy
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Don’t your parents say anything about the way you speak?
A mystery of people born and raised in the Heisei era, I suppose.
Everyone has different preferences when it comes to scents, and trends change with the times to some extent. You could recommend your preferred fragrance, but if the scent changes, they’ll probably suspect you of cheating first.
It’s better for your own sake not to change it.
—Matsurika
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
You can’t make it as a papa-katsu girl unless you learn to deal with men from the Showa era.
It’s just like the weather. Only after enduring the harsh cold can you truly appreciate the pleasant arrival of spring. Likewise, only after being a papa-katsu girl for years can you consistently enjoy the benefits of your supporters’ generosity（笑）
If you think I’m lying, try your best to win your papa’s favor and stick with papa-katsu.
At the beginning of the relationship, she was saying, “What a damn old man!” But after two years, her compliments get better in proportion to the benefits she receives, and she starts saying things like, “I bet he was handsome when he was young.”
You should continue the relationship that long, then read this question again.
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Could you be a little more careful with your choice of words?
If it smells that bad, you should just quit. It’d be easier once you’ve built a relationship where you can say things like, “This one’s better!” freely.
Akari
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s not as though everyone wears one, nor does it mean that every woman will suddenly be unable to go out for meals. It’s none of your business.
Even so, I don’t understand why you’re still doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
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