Sometimes dinner only lasts an hour or two, while other times you spend the whole day together—lunch, dinner, and even a late-night meal, with dessert twice in between—and end up being together for nearly 12 hours.
Whether it’s short or long, the allowance stays the same, which can benefit both sides…
If you’re not enjoying yourself, then it’s not papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), and it’s not good for your body or mind either…
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Let’s date someone you can spend four or five hours with and have her say, “Wow, it’s already been that long? Time flies. Time passes so quickly when you’re having fun.” The papa (male supporter) is putting effort into entertaining her, so even if he’s thinking, “This is a long time,” seeing her happy can give him renewed energy and make him willing to spend that much time together…
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That’s a long time. What could you possibly have so much to talk about…?
Are you an A-type or B-type person?
If you’re the type who keeps things going with dinner only, I suppose it could work, depending on the allowance.
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