Would you be happy to receive something from a woman on Valentine’s Day?
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Or, when it comes from someone in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), would some people rather she didn’t give them anything because they might not be able to take it home or might feel pressured to give something in return?
I want to give something to my favorite papa (a male supporter), but he’s limiting his carb intake, so sweets probably aren’t a great idea. We haven’t done anything special for occasions before, so would it be better not to do anything this year either...?
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Fuu can’t be taken home, so I’m happier with gifts of actions rather than things.
I answer this whenever someone asks what kind of present I’d like:
“I’m your present—do whatever you want today,”
or
“You can do it one more time,”
or
“You can do it from behind,”
or
“I’ll give you lots of oral,”
Hearing things like that would make me happy.
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I also try to limit my carbs, but things are stable now, so I’m fine with having a cheat day.
Even when I’m on a date with a woman, I generally try to avoid carbs—but then we end up at a hotel drinking sake and eating cake, haha.
Personally, I’d be happy with something like snacks we could enjoy together.
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Since I already got chocolate, I realized that getting it a little early is actually pretty nice.
If it’s around the actual day, I end up wondering what to do with it, when to eat it, or how to get rid of it…
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I think you should give it to him. At the very least, he’ll appreciate the thought.
Even if he’s watching his carbs, a small amount should be fine, shouldn’t it? Besides, as long as you don’t tell him he has to eat it right there, he can figure out what to do with it himself (speaking from experience).
Exchanging messages like, “Thanks! It was delicious!” was fun and helped bring us closer.
I believe gifts aren’t about giving someone a “thing”—they’re about giving them your feelings.
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Chocolate, gummies, gum—anything is fine, lol. I’m honestly happy when someone tries to do something nice for me! I’d say I feel more grateful than bothered.
It makes me happier than when someone holds back and does nothing, so why not give her something?
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