Please tell me how to deal with a papa who’s genuinely falling for me.

Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer as well. First, I’d also pretend to be genuinely in love with him. Since this will probably lead to a conversation about ending the allowance, I’d agree—but then shift to a strategy of having him buy me something expensive every single time instead. If he won’t buy me anything, then I can’t believe he truly cares. That can’t be called genuine love. I think it’s best to make it clear that if he really loves me, he should be willing to buy things for me. If that isn’t possible, you could tell him you’d rather continue the relationship with an allowance, as before. While keeping things under control, I think it’s best to have him buy you various things. Ideally, choose items with a high resale value. After all, saying “I love you” without backing it up is no different from being a con artist, so have him prove the difference in a tangible way. If he’s genuinely in love, he’ll buy you anything. That’s what real, genuine love looks like. If he says he really likes you and therefore doesn’t want to give you an allowance, then he should be buying you plenty of things instead. Also, “I’ll buy it later” isn’t trustworthy, so the basic rule is to have him buy it upfront. As a first step, you might start by seeing whether he’ll buy you a Birkin. If he’s truly in love with you, I think he will.

I’m Aya, a female member. I think it’s best to let him dream as much as possible.

Can someone give me a user manual for Type D? — A Losing Guy