Lately, I find myself thinking that if I’d had a daughter, I might have felt this uplifted by how adorable she is. I’m always comforted, and it makes me wish I’d had a daughter. Thank you all as always. Please continue answering kindly and calmly.
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On the other hand, I sometimes wonder whether not having a daughter is what allowed me to make a move on her.
How many people do you think there are in this world who have children with, and support, someone they’re involved with as a mistress?
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The man who kept me around when I was about 30 was very intelligent and (at least when he was younger) apparently quite handsome, so I thought I might be willing to raise his child without marrying him.
But he’d already had a vasectomy.
His wife really saw right through his behavior, didn’t she?
By the way, I went to an all-girls’ school, but I’ve never heard of any friend who was single and raising her lover’s child.
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I sometimes wonder whether my son and I will ever have a conversation that goes beyond two exchanges in our entire lives.
My daughter, on the other hand, and I exchange around 5–20 messages every day.
Nothing would really change if my son weren’t around, but my daughter has grown attached to me like one of the women from the club, so I’d feel lonely without her.
As the club woman’s way of speaking and behaving has gradually become more natural and unguarded around me—almost exactly like my daughter’s, since our relationship has continued without either of us ever leaving—I can easily tell that we’ve opened up to each other almost like parent and child…
As for having a child with my mistress, it’s not simply a matter of “if it happens, it happens.” I’ve made it so that I wouldn’t mind having one with my mistress (or girlfriend?)…
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I have two girls who get sad and say there’s “no love” unless I finish inside, so I reluctantly do it.
They say they’re on the pill or that it’s a safe day, but I’m constantly worried about when one of them might get pregnant...
If a child were born, I feel I’d have no choice but to acknowledge paternity or get married... God help me.
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I have a daughter, but she’s probably no different from a son. Even if we get along, she can still be pretty unresponsive. Once she’s an adult, a daughter is basically a blood-related stranger.
If I were spending over 100 million yen, I might consider having a child together if we both agreed. But for around 1% of what a papa would spend, would you really go that far?
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