Why are men in their 50s and 60s still so obsessed with sex? Their heads seem filled with nothing but sex—they’re like zombies, and it’s frightening.
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Yet they show almost no consideration for their partners, with issues ranging from their smell and body shape to some who haven’t even trimmed their nails. And then they desperately paw, thrust, and slobber all over you with those bodies, as if possessed.
They hurt their partners both mentally and physically. Even with the hope of an allowance, the pain is so severe that it can’t make up for it. If you end up with a particularly bad partner, your vagina is left stinging and covered in injuries. Do you realize it’s an internal organ that isn’t even protected by skin?
And those are always the ones who offer an absurdly low allowance!
The papas of the women who answer here seem like gentlemen, but it’s incredibly difficult to meet one. We grit our teeth and keep going until we finally find one.
Bad breath gets burned into your memory. I shudder just thinking about it.
When your vagina is injured, your quality of life drops terribly.
Imagine being tied up by your hands and feet while drowning in a sewage pool, having your penis forcibly made erect, and then being scrubbed with sandpaper until you’re covered in wounds. How would you feel? Would you sympathize with me?
By the way, do you know what a cicada’s final stage is? Is it the same thing? Though unlike cicadas, they do cause trouble for other people.
My question is: once your sex drive is gone, you can’t get it up anymore, and you lose interest in women, what will you spend the money you used for papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) on?
Watching “Believe—Old Guy Version—” cheered me up. If I sing it in my head on the way to the hotel, maybe the pain will be easier to bear. Thank you. Let’s all keep hanging in there today, too!
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Poor thing…
I feel truly blessed to have spent today golfing with my beloved papa (a male supporter), then having sex and climaxing three times.
I hope you meet a gentleman so you won’t have to date someone so awful. Best of luck—but you don’t have to put up with it.
Marika
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You’re always so rude that I can never really take in what you’re saying.
Maybe it’s because you’re young?
If all you do is complain, you won’t get very far in society. Since you’ll eventually leave the club and enter the real world, why not take another look at your self-centered way of thinking? ( ˙꒳˙ )???
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That sounds rough.
It reminds me of a picture book—“Sōbee in Hell,” I think?
In your mind, papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) is a vision of hell.
So, did getting sympathy and empathy make you feel better? Did it help you feel a little relieved? If so, that’s good.
Isn’t there any way to avoid this?
I imagine a gentleman papa (a male supporter) would choose a cheerful, positive woman who doesn’t think about things like that.
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I think it’s best not to force yourself to associate with someone you dislike.
This is a dating club, after all. Dating means you get to choose who you see.
I don’t feel much sympathy for someone who spends first thing in the morning complaining nonstop.
As for your question, I’m not sure—I’m still pretty ambitious.
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People who show no consideration are unpleasant, aren’t they?
Once you’ve gotten a little more comfortable, try telling him directly, little by little. These men weren’t popular to begin with, so they won’t notice unless you point it out.
Besides, papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) was never supposed to be just about receiving money. Don’t force yourself to put up with it. When you end things, tell him what he did wrong before saying goodbye.
I hope you find someone wonderful next time.
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It sounds like you’re seeing a pretty difficult person, so you have my sympathy.
People like that probably won’t disappear as long as there are others willing to date them. Of course, women may have various circumstances, and in some cases there may not be much choice. Still, good and bad things both have a ripple effect, so I think it’s best to avoid getting involved with unpleasant people whenever possible.
As for your question, in my case, all of my desires seem to be connected at the moment. If my sex drive disappeared, my motivation to work might disappear too, meaning I wouldn’t be able to earn money in the first place. Then I’d have no money to spend, so my current answer is that I wouldn’t use it for anything.
If something changes within me in the future, I’ll think about it again then.
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