Just saying this one more time, but isn’t it gross how a 40-year-old man asks, “Do I need to give something back for the chocolate?” while sounding a little hopeful, as if he’s entitled to receive some? LOL
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Why the hell should I give chocolate to some old guy who signed up for Univa and uses women as an outlet for his sexual urges? LMAO
I’ll shove some pubic hair in it and hand it over! LOL
Isn’t it disgusting how he gets chocolate from his wife and kids, then still stretches his neck waiting for chocolate from women at work?
He makes excuses like, “My wife and I are basically family now, so we’re in a sexless marriage,” and since making a move on a woman at work would be a crime and get him sued, he signed up for Univa for SEX, right???
And then he expects something from papa-katsu women, who are just a place for him to dump his sperm for SEX? That’s beyond disgusting.
Wake up from your fantasy.
That’s what I think.
There won’t be any replies like, “You must have only met really awful men... You’re still in your teens, so I hope you meet a man you can have a good relationship with someday.”
No matter how many decent men I meet, I’ll continue to look down on the men on Univa for the rest of my life, simply because they’re registered there.
I’d never act that way toward them since they pay me, of course. Thanks to that, I’ve got three papas who are genuinely in love with me wrapped around my finger. It’s hard work!!
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I don’t have much to add, but there’s just one thing. You seem to be a teenager, yet you say you’ll “despise him for the rest of your life.” Holding on to that negative energy called “contempt” from such a young age can affect both your mental and physical well-being. Sometimes, it’s better to quietly listen to what an old guy has to say. You may not make it in time this year, but by next Valentine’s Day, I hope you’ll be able to give chocolates to a 40-something guy with a fake smile while sticking your tongue out at him in your mind. Oh, and don’t forget the guys in their 50s, either.
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That sounds like a tough job. Just do your best at work. You’ve got this.
Edit: The Valentine’s Day debate reminded me of this for the first time in a while.
These are the words of Lord Joestar, the father of Jonathan Joestar, the protagonist of Part 1 of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure:
“Think of it this way: just tell yourself, ‘I don’t mind giving it away.’”
When you give someone things or money, I think it’s best to do so with the mindset of, “I don’t mind giving it away,” without trying to get it back or expecting anything in return.
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Whether you think old men are gross, rant that you’d never give them something like chocolate, resent every registered man for the rest of your life, or juggle three papas—
that’s your freedom, and it has nothing to do with me, so I don’t care.
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Since it’s just copy-and-paste, it isn’t tiring at all.
Still, I think men say that after actually receiving something, rather than simply assuming they’ll get it because it’s Valentine’s Day.
Marika
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