I started papa-katsu at 19 and I’m 20 now, so when I see women in their late 20s or around 30 saying they can’t deal with men in their 40s, I honestly find it hilarious. In papa-katsu, men in their 40s are still on the younger side, right?
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On the other hand, I’d be more uncomfortable if a man in his 30s made me an offer. They act like, “Lucky me, I get to do papa-katsu with a young woman,” and I’m just like, “Shut up~” (´･֊･`)
Lately, I feel most comfortable spending time with my papas in their 40s.
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Ultimately, it’s not about age.
Some men see being in your 30s as young and want to offer a lower allowance, while others in their 60s still see themselves as attractive and want a genuine romantic relationship.
Whether they’re in their 30s or 60s, you can have a good arrangement with a man you’re compatible with.
I think the most important thing is not to look at someone’s age beforehand and form preconceived notions, though…
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You’ve been doing papa-katsu since you were 19—that’s impressive. I really respect you as a papa-katsu veteran.
I’m in my late 20s, but I absolutely love handsome, charismatic older men in their late 40s and up.
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As you said, I think men in their 40s are still on the younger side.
I often hear women complain about men in their 20s and 30s. A woman I was recently introduced to through a salon also said that, ever since she started college, her boyfriends had all been at least a dozen years older than her. I assumed she was just being polite, but after hearing the same thing from someone with no vested interest, I realized it really must be true.
As Mac said, I suppose it simply comes down to personal preference. I don’t like natto either. If you ask me why, all I can say is that it smells bad. There’s really no reason behind likes and dislikes.
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> These days, I feel most comfortable with papas in their 40s.
I can practically picture the panel comedians dramatically falling forward in disbelief.
You were doing perfectly up to that point, so I really wish you’d answered:
◎ These days, I feel most comfortable with papas in their 50s and 60s.
As an 82-year-old, I was hoping for at least that much. (T＿T)
But thank you anyway. I’m sincerely grateful♪
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