There’s a subscription service that delivers flowers to your mailbox twice a month. I’d like to sign up, but it’s not quite enough of a priority to order it myself. Still, having flowers at home every day would help me live a calmer, more mindful life, make me feel more feminine, and soothe me. I’d like my close papa to cover the cost…
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It’s just under 2,000 yen a month—would that give him a bad impression?
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If he asks, “Is there anything you want?”, a ¥2,000 bouquet of flowers a month can seem sweet. But if he hasn’t offered, asking for it may leave a bad impression, so you’re better off paying for it yourself.
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I like choosing things for myself, so I go to a flower shop, pick out seasonal flowers, and arrange them at home (⁎ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈⁎)
If your goal is simply to relax in your own room, you’ll feel more fulfilled buying them with your own money (*^^*)
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I love having flowers around too, so I always keep some on display. I think little things like that are important.
Flowers delivered twice a month for just under ¥2,000?! That’s amazing! I’m going to look into it right away!
¥2,000… couldn’t you just pay for that yourself? You’re already receiving an allowance, right? I’m a little confused… I think the best approach would be to order them yourself for now, then mention something like, “I’ve been doing this, but I’m thinking of reviewing my expenses a little…” and wait for him to offer to cover it.
Good luck!
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It leaves a bad impression.
It comes across as having a beggar’s mentality—if you don’t want something badly enough to pay for it yourself, why expect someone else to foot the bill?
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