Loser guys, could you stop bragging about your wealth and high allowances—and bashing men who pay an allowance of 50,000 yen?
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There’s nothing wrong with paying a high allowance.
I’m sure the women you’re seeing are happy about it too.
But please, do it on your own time.
Loser guys are loser guys, and other people are other people.
Please stop worrying about other people’s allowances.
It’s also a fact that mutually beneficial arrangements can work with an allowance of 50,000 yen.
To those running the club: what do you think of respondents who use the Q&A section to promote—or brainwash people into—increasing an allowance of 50,000 yen to 60,000 yen?
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People who think they’re champions of justice tend to be completely oblivious to those around them, so it never occurs to them that they might be making someone uncomfortable.
It seems that provocateurs and people with twisted thinking get a thrill when ordinary people react to them.
The best thing you can do is not read it.
Besides, it’s incredibly boring even as something to read.
—Akari
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There are always conflicting feelings and opinions about everything, and both perspectives have their place.
There are people who empathize with each way of thinking, too…
It’s also true that some women have resonated with the dating style Carlos Ghosn describes in his “low-key papa” profile and have sent him reverse offers. Many people genuinely want an enjoyable relationship rather than focusing on the allowance.
At the same time, it’s also true that many people place greater importance on the allowance.
There’s no need to insist that it must be one way or the other—that, too, is only natural.
Paper Airplane
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I’m Taro, the Smiling Shit.
M-type guys are a new kind of shtick, aren’t they? There have been women—and people posing as female members (scouts)—who tried to push up the going rate, but I never thought a man would do it. My impression was that male members were mostly old-school “captains” bragging about how cheaply they paid, while boasting about high prices was basically uncharted territory.
To be honest, I did find him somewhat threatening when he first appeared. But his methods are so clumsy and conspicuous that I figured it was more of a performance than anything serious. Any woman who believed him would have to be pretty empty-headed, and that’s not my type anyway, so I didn’t think he’d affect me.
Also, it’s not that I think allowances should be low. People who aren’t motivated by money are looking for something else, and unless you properly meet that need, things won’t continue. This is a completely different world from one where all you want is cheap sex. So, in a way, it might actually be a good thing if M-type’s ranting drives those kinds of men out.
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Isn’t one of the great things about this Q&A site that people are free to speak their minds, precisely because we respect the fact that everyone has different opinions and ways of thinking? lol
That’s why I sometimes struggle with how to phrase things.
When you’re unsure, it can feel a little nerve-racking to use wording that might lead to misunderstandings or come across as coercive—or to choose whatever means necessary to achieve your goal. lol
I’d like to keep playing the role of, “Oh, Osaka is such an idiot,” you know? lol
Is that really so bad?
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Even for people who don’t invest, doesn’t a higher stock price somehow make it feel like “the economy’s doing well” compared with a lower one?
Right now, stock prices are slumping, and even people who just read the news seem weighed down by it—even though it probably has nothing to do with them.
In the same way, I think it’s better for allowances if at least some people are getting generous amounts, rather than everyone being paid less.
Whether you dream big or get angry about it, men and women of a certain caliber will ultimately settle into arrangements that suit them. That’s how supply and demand works.
I think people should just do whatever they want.
If you actually suffer any harm from it, let us know.
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Mr. Makeot says here that he gives a generous allowance, but only he knows the truth, so please ignore him completely.
As a general rule, respondents aren’t supposed to post lies.
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I think it makes for an interesting topic of conversation, but it doesn’t really change what I do.
I generally use 50,000 yen as my baseline too. If both parties agree on terms they’re comfortable with, that should be fine.
I try to pursue relationships that don’t require “endurance money” and don’t put anyone in danger of becoming a criminal.
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You’re on that side, aren’t you?
It’s even tougher for those of us on this side, sitting on the same panel, lol.
They’re fine as an occasional guest, but honestly, it’s painful having them sit next to you on the same panel and repeat the same thing over and over. Sometimes they even steal other people’s jokes—it’s the worst, lol.
No matter what you throw at them, this person says the exact same thing every time. Their panel-show act just doesn’t work, lol.
They should put them on pay-per-view instead of terrestrial TV.
Who was the director who cast them?! Lol
Somebody help me!
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Take your requests to the branch office.
If they haven’t hit a sore spot, you could just ignore them. Completely ignoring them is clearly the right move, so I can’t understand why people still take the bait even when they know it’s a cockroach trap.
P.S.
I only have one joke, though...
I wonder what other characters I could do. I used to go see wrestling even at local gyms, so if Romane-san came back, the three of us could sit on the panel as wrestling comedians. (lol)
It was fun watching Naito develop his character on the scene before he broke out.
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