I worked hard and lost 3 kg to see my favorite papa, but he didn’t notice.
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I went from 50 kg at 165 cm to 47 kg, and I thought I looked slimmer overall—but is that only a slight difference from his perspective?
We had a date yesterday. While we were apart, I worked hard on my skincare and hair care, so my skin and hair were both silky smooth. I dressed up and headed there feeling so excited, thinking, “I’m always cute, but today I’m even cuter!” But papa reacted the same way as usual, and I was really disappointed...
From a man’s perspective, is losing 3 kg really not that noticeable? My waist and hips are clearly slimmer, though (T ^ T)
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The papas you meet through new offers from now on will probably compliment you by saying things like:
“Your waist is so slim.”
“You look really good.”
However, even if the man you’re dating thinks, “Has she lost weight?” he probably won’t say anything because he lacks confidence.
Sometimes, you may think you’ve lost weight, only to find out you’ve actually gained some.
So it’s better to say, “I worked hard for you and lost 3 kg.”
Then he’ll probably realize that it wasn’t just his imagination—that your waist did seem slimmer than before—and share his thoughts.
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At 165 cm and 50 kg, you’re already slim enough.
If you got down to 47 kg, I’d worry you might be too thin and that I’d feel your bones during intimacy.
You might be surprised how many men actually prefer women with a little more curves.
But honestly, sorry—I probably wouldn’t even notice if you told me you’d lost 3 kg…
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Oh! Yesterday?
Maybe… though the height is a little different…
Actually, I was told the same thing yesterday too（笑）
I’d noticed she might have lost a little weight, but I didn’t say anything in particular（笑）
Then, out of nowhere, she asked, “How did I look?” So I just replied, “You looked great!”
Looking back, I probably should’ve complimented the results of her efforts a bit more.
I feel a little bad about that!
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I once made a bet with my boyfriend that if I didn’t lose 3 kilos in two months, I’d have to pay a ¥1 million penalty.
I did lose the weight, though（笑）
But it was tough… You worked really hard too, questioner.
It may be hard to tell right now since it’s winter, which is a shame after all your effort. If you keep the weight off, people will probably notice once you start wearing lighter clothes.
That said, don’t ask for a reward on top of your allowance, okay?
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It’s great that you’re taking care of your skin and everything. You might have a papa (a male supporter) who’s a bit dense and won’t notice unless you actually tell him, “I worked hard and lost weight for you,” or “I’ve been taking good care of myself.”
That said, men don’t necessarily like women to be as thin as women often assume—it’s all about balance.
Based on your height and weight, I think you’re already slim enough and don’t need to lose any more.
Your papa (a male supporter) may feel the same way.
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Since I’m known as the Hikomaro of the papa-katsu world—including my body type—if you lost even 3 kilos at that height and weight, I’d notice instantly and praise you with wildly over-the-top enthusiasm.
I’d have you stand by the window and say, “Wow♪ You worked so hard♡ Would you mind doing a little twirl?” Then we’d have a full-on praise session.
Compliments are free, and the girls would become even cuter with more praise, so I wish everyone would compliment them more.
For someone who looks like Carlos Ghosn, refusing to compliment girls too—what on earth is he fighting with as his weapon? I honestly can’t understand it.
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It’s amazing that you worked so hard for your papa (a male supporter).
Losing three kilos is a big deal for a woman, isn’t it? It might not seem like much to men, but you really put in the effort!
I’m sure your hard work will pay off, and maybe other people will approach you too!
It feels so good when someone tells you you’re cute, doesn’t it? When a guy suddenly says, “You look beautiful,” during a meal or some other casual moment, I’m absolutely thrilled—I blush and get so happy!
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