Since you’re all more carnivorous than herbivorous men, I’m guessing that’s why you’re here. Are you also into meat when it comes to food?
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One papa (a male supporter) says his food preferences and personality tend to match, so he’s been in long-term arrangements with carnivorous women who can really dig into yakiniku or a big steak.
He says it’s because they have strong sex drives, are proactive, and are sexy.
What do you think?
I love meat, so I like P’s who treat me to high-end cuts.
I bet you all eat fancy filet mignon too, right?
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Whether someone is aggressive or proactive with the opposite sex doesn’t seem directly connected to their food preferences.
That said, there does seem to be a tendency for younger people to prefer meat, while people often start favoring fish as they get older.
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The monthly woman I’ve continued seeing doesn’t have many foods she dislikes and really enjoys eating.
It’s fun being together when she eats happily, saying, “Delicious.”
Fuu gets the most excited about meat too. I like tenderloin, but eating meat all the time gets boring, so we mix it up with sushi, kaiseki, French, Italian, Western-style sweets, ice cream, Japanese sweets, and so on.
Just like my sex drive, I have an appetite too.
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I’m definitely a skirt-steak person. It’s best when I eat skirt steak ○ma-style.
That’s why I prefer high-end offal restaurants to yakiniku places.
Skirt steak with ○ma over rice is unbeatable.
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I love meat too—grilled meat and steak.
I also love sushi and eat it often.
It’s true that I probably don’t eat many vegetables, though.
I like foods that seem bad for you: whipped cream, ice cream, chocolate, potato chips—you name it. I love anything fattening.
I might have a sex drive, but I’m not really a “predatory woman,” I guess?! I can’t be aggressive or make the first move. I’m not sexy either. Sadly.
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I’m a huge fan of Sukiya, Saizeriya, and conveyor-belt sushi.
I like McDonald’s too, but MOS Burger is so expensive that I’m too intimidated to even go in.
That said, I give generous allowances.
I don’t spend much on myself—I spend a lot on my PJ girls.
According to our research, any papa who always eats premium filet is probably Carlos.
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By a herbivorous diet, do you mean being vegan or vegetarian?
I think people like that are a minority.
I like yakiniku and steak, but I’ve disliked marbled meat since I was young. That’s why I prefer filet.
Most women like meat too, don’t they? If you ask what they want to eat, I think most women would say meat.
So I don’t think liking meat necessarily means someone has a strong sex drive, is forward, or is especially erotic.
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