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Feb 21, 2022 10:56
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I recently lost my day job, and a man 20 years older than me—whom I originally dated normally and who has financially supported me for about five years since then—has asked whether I would move in, saying he would arrange an apartment for me. (We are not currently intimate.)
I’m studying for a qualification I already hold and plan to start my own business, so I don’t intend to take another day job.
I registered with Universe Club and received quite a few offers, and I was also accepted after interviewing at a top-tier men’s esthetic salon, so I’m hesitant to move.
My reasons are:
• If I no longer have a day job, it would be difficult to rent a place at my current standard.
• By moving, I might end up having to do whatever this man 20 years older than me says.
• Moving would make it difficult to continue working through the men’s esthetic salon or Universe Club because of the location, and I really like my current urban lifestyle.
Those are my main concerns.
I would sincerely appreciate any advice.
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If you’re going to rely on someone offering to let you live in a condo, you’d probably need to be prepared to marry them.
So realistically, your options are to earn the money yourself through a dating club or men’s esthe (I didn’t know what that was either). You sound like you’re attractive, so why not make an offer to men who’ve been unlucky in love? You might even become their top girl!
🏅 プロおぢ。ほんとはプロパパと名乗りたいけど名乗るほどの実力がない名古屋の汚っさんです。
Age: Private
👨 Male
Universe member
“Never let another person hold the power over your life and death!!”
That’s what Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira, said.
So instead of moving, please make money by working your papas in the Universe.
P.S. I want to go to the questioner’s men’s esthetic salon (creepy).
Age: Private
👨 Male
Universe member
Since he’s willing to support you even after five years without an intimate relationship, I suppose a general answer will do. But generally speaking, relying on someone else for such a lifeline is risky.