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Thank you all for your opinions.
I found it interesting that the views differed somewhat between women and men.
After reading through all the comments, I realized that being too straightforward can also be disrespectful to men.
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you all.
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You seem like a lovely woman—honest and open to taking in other people’s opinions.
I agree with Aya’s answer to your previous question.
Fuu doesn’t have the means to provide startup funding, so I wouldn’t make offers to women who want to start a business or pursue a big dream.
That said, there are papas who might be interested. If you’re attractive and genuinely serious about pursuing your dream, mentioning it in your profile could be one option.
At the very least, you can weed out lighthearted, intimacy-focused papas like Fuu（笑）
On the other hand, if you want lots of offers and would like to date multiple papas, you may have a better chance of appealing to papas with a wider range of perspectives by leaving your entrepreneurial ambitions out of your profile and not bringing them up.
It’s up to you to decide which target group you want to focus on.
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It’s pretty simple—just write something like, “I signed up because I want to start a business and would love to hear about your experiences,” in your profile comments.
That way, anyone who isn’t comfortable with that simply won’t make you an offer. There are plenty of people who say they want to start a business, so I don’t think it gives a particularly bad impression.
Some people say they’re saving up startup capital, but I do wonder whether they can really save that much. Still, if they have a reasonable attitude toward money, I don’t think it leaves a bad impression.
If your genuine goal is to hear about starting a business, you could also choose Type E and write, “I’d love to hear your thoughts.”
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Thanks to your question, I’ve decided to give it a little more thought too.
Thank you!
I hope you meet someone wonderful, and best of luck with your new business!
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I do think it’s important to read the other person and that being too straightforward can come across as rude.
Every man has his own way of thinking, after all…
That said, most men who join an exclusive dating club are generally looking for an adult relationship (intimate) to begin with.
If you’ve developed a deeper relationship with him and want to continue seeing him, then it might be best to bring up that kind of topic at that point.
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I like women like you, and I’d sincerely support you—I might even help you start your own business.
In fact, I’m currently helping a woman I’m seeing pursue her dream.
There are papa (male supporter)s like me who appreciate someone with ambition, so I hope you find a great match!
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I don’t think connections or funding are necessary.
Even if your goal is to run a company, I think it’s better to pursue something different.
If it’s a good idea, the funding and people will come to you…
Keep questioning yourself, discover what you truly want, and pursue it.
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