Are all the people answering here older women? Most of the people asking questions are women in their early 20s or around college age, but the answers seem to come only from women in their late 20s, 30s, 40s, or even 50s, so they’re not really helpful. Of course, if the age gap with your partner is only 20–30 years, it probably doesn’t feel all that uncomfortable to you~.
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I can’t wait to become an “old woman” over 25 myself.
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You’re still young, so I don’t think you should say things that make you sound like a creepy old-school, sexually harassing geezer.
You’ll only end up hurting yourself in the long run.
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There don’t seem to be many young women answering questions here. I hope you’ll give it a try yourself—I’m looking forward to seeing you become an answerer.
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Maybe it’s because older women have more time and emotional leeway?! Since they’re not doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) reluctantly, perhaps that’s why they feel comfortable answering questions.
Please become a respondent representing younger women. I’ll be looking forward to your answers.
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