I can’t speak for the sex industry or hostess clubs, but at least in my experience working as staff here, I’ve never once thought that family background had anything to do with whether someone received an offer.
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Most of what we believe about the world is just perception.
The moment you lift your head, the second half can begin at any time.
The things you regret leaving undone are also the things you never tried.
So lift your head, run onto the pitch for the second half, and go for the goal—even if you’re clumsy. Then, teammates who send you great passes may show up.
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“Won’t I be chosen if I come from a bad family background?” Are you talking about marriage?
Comparing yourself to others and making pessimistic assumptions are the gateway to unhappiness.
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I’m not sure what you mean, but I think there are various options.
If working for a company isn’t working out for you, starting your own business might be a better fit.
These days, some people also seem to be living self-sufficiently in the countryside.
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If you work hard at a regular job, you can earn a decent amount of money.
Happiness is something you feel in your heart, so money alone can’t solve everything...
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Your family background doesn’t matter.
Elegance can be learned over time, and it’s useful beyond papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). When you’re out, try imitating people who seem refined.
Keep your legs together when sitting, don’t rest your elbows on the table while eating, lightly place your left hand alongside your plate, keep your mouth closed while chewing—these are all things anyone can learn to do naturally.
In a year, you can transform yourself into a real young lady.
Start practicing today.
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Your family background may matter in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) or the hostess industry, but it shouldn’t matter in adult entertainment, right?
To put it bluntly, the fact that you’ve come to believe those are the only three ways you can make money may itself be an influence of your family background.
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That’s not true!
Rather than settling for a regular salaried job, I think you should become an entrepreneur. It’s challenging, but the path is open to you.
Build your skills and keep pushing forward!
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Does family background matter? Is it about refinement or something?
Instead of papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), sex work, or working in the nightlife industry, why not look for a regular job?
I think you can be happy that way.
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