If you feel that every papa (a male supporter) you’ve met here hasn’t been willing to have an adult relationship (intimate), your standards for what counts as “adult” may simply be too high.
Since it’s ultimately a matter of personal definition, there’s no definitive answer. Whether someone feels there are no true gentlemen, no true ladies, or no genuinely demure girls depends on each person’s judgment.
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Do you think an “adult” is someone who always listens, never argues, and has no desires?
Someone like that would practically be a saint. If you ever come across one, you should put your hands together and pray.
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In my case, my former ace called me “a child,” while my other monthly supporters call me “an adult.”
Also, male members and female respondents absolutely hate me, but quite a few PJ girls support me.
I hope you find an adult who’s right for you♪
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By the way, the absolute basics of business are to clearly identify your antis and the people who dislike you.
If you build your marketing around even one extremely devoted supporter, you can create a business model with incredibly high profit margins.
That’s what I’m best at ↑, so I teach my monthly supporters how to make money, using specific examples.
People who try to be liked by everyone are terrible at making money, and maybe that’s why they end up becoming “Mr. Five.” Who knows, though.
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What does being an adult really mean?
One thing I realized in my twenties is that people don’t necessarily become all that composed or mature just because they get older.
Maybe your image of what an adult should be is mistaken—or perhaps you’re simply expecting too much.
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