Totally unrelated, but I’m seriously obsessed with GRL. lol
My papas like women who know how to save money rather than girls who spend recklessly, so I guess that’s one reason we clicked.
The other day, I bought a matching set from GRL and asked, “How much do you think this was?” We went through this whole little routine:
“Since you bought it, probably around 4,500 yen, right?”
“Wrong! It was only 2,350 yen♡”
“That cheap?!”
I mean, isn’t it fine for the clothes you buy with your own money to be inexpensive? Your papa will buy you the luxury items anyway, right? Yesterday, my hands-on papa bought me a work bag at Barneys New York in Roppongi. Sorry for the shameless brag.
Anyway, being a GRL girl is basically like a subscription that’s only cheap for the first month.
It looks inexpensive and cost-effective at first, but it makes them think:
“I want to be the one to buy this girl her first luxury brand item. If she’s this happy with GRL, imagine how thrilled she’d be to own CHANEL.”
So the longer they date you, the more money you end up draining from them. Seriously, be careful.
What kind of PJ would actually reverse-request a respondent who openly declares himself “Mr. Five” (¥50,000 allowance)?
If you think about it normally, it would probably be girls who aren’t getting five. It’s not about whether they’re cute or not—there are plenty of girls who, even if they’re cute, only get three or four because of bad luck.
Or they might think, “Five is enough for me, so I want to become this respondent’s monthly partner,” and specifically request him. It has to be one or the other, right?
In other words, they’ve agreed to the allowance in advance. It’s not settling—it’s an agreement. This distinction is extremely important.
To take it a step further, there’s a famous papa in Nagoya named Lotteria, who specializes in being specifically requested. He’s a Mr. Five, but he doesn’t meet his monthly partners just once or twice a month. He meets them five or even ten times a month, and each date lasts an hour and a half. On top of that, he doesn’t even kiss them.
So I once said:
“Isn’t Lotteria-san effectively a Seven?”
There are different variations of Mr. Five, too.
Incidentally, I’ve met Lotteria-san’s ace before, and she’s an ordinary beauty who could easily receive ¥100,000 on a pay-per-meeting basis.
Even though she could get ¥100,000 per meeting, she specifically requested to become the monthly partner of Lotteria-san—not Mac, but Lotteria-san—who pays ¥50,000 per meeting. She became his favorite, and now she consistently receives around ¥700,000 a month in allowance.
You’d be happy to receive ¥700,000 a month from your favorite papa, wouldn’t you?
Incidentally, I’m 82, short, fat, bald, and have bad breath, so I need to subtract ¥100,000 as a handicap. That means even with a ¥150,000 allowance, I’m effectively a Five.
In other words, I’m another variation of Mr. Five. m(｡>__<｡)m
