All men in their 60s are just nasty old jerks with awful personalities!
The other men I see regularly are nice, but I feel uncomfortable every time I get an offer from a man in his 60s!
But I’m short on money, and I’ve never had a bad experience with men in other age groups, so I’m trying to believe I just happened to run into five awful 60-somethings in a row. I don’t want to reject men in their 60s and narrow down my chances of getting offers.
Why are men in their 60s so mean?
Especially those without children. I’ve had two childless men in their 60s, and both experiences were absolutely awful!!
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I’m a lousy old geezer in my 60s—with not only children, but grandchildren too~
I wonder why people become so mean-spirited once they hit their 60s~
It’s a mystery.
If it’s happened five times already, he’ll probably do it again, so you should just mark him as someone to avoid...
Don’t push yourself, okay? lol
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Are you from a generation that doesn’t know the saying “the sun is watching”?
In Japan, people have traditionally believed that the sun is always watching. Even when you think no one is looking, the sun sees what you do—so you shouldn’t do anything wrong.
So I feel that people who write things like “fucking old men” here are bound to have bad things happen to them.
If you make a habit of doing good, you’ll start meeting good people.
The sun is watching, after all.
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Wow, that’s scary〜
In a few years, I’ll be turning into a nasty old bastard myselfヽ(￣д￣;)ノ lol
Questioner, has your regular papa also turned into a nasty old bastard now that he’s gone from his 50s into his 60s? Please give us an update—I’m really curious.
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According to Joe’s modest philosophy of life, you don’t end up drawing five duds in a row. So the problem is definitely with men in their sixties. Joe himself will soon be entering his sixties, so I’d like to say I’ll be careful—but, well, some things are just out of your hands.
If I had one complaint, it would be: “Don’t go saying you don’t want to narrow your range of offers, you idiot!”
Sorry for losing my cool right at the very end.
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I always say this, but all of my papas in their 60s have been wonderful.
I wonder why that is. Maybe men who make offers to older women tend to be more easygoing.
Also, it’s not that my sex drive is strong because I’m in my 40s—I’ve always been the same and haven’t changed.
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How many men in their 60s do you think are involved in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)?
According to data released by Universe Club, men in their 60s make up 11% of its male members.
There were supposedly around 4,000 male members, so even looking at Universe Club alone, that means roughly 440 men in their 60s are involved in papa-katsu.
You only met five of them, so as you said, you simply happened to come across those particular men in their 60s.
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Since you want to believe that you just happened to run into five awful 60-somethings in a row, why not keep believing it?
You tried too hard to phrase this as a question and failed.
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