Lately, I’ve been attending more gatherings where sugar babies meet other sugar babies.
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Girls who receive a lot of allowance really are cute.
Rather than getting a lot of allowance because they’re cute, I feel like quite a few become cute because they have a generous (well-paying) papa (a male supporter), invest in their appearance, and can afford to relax and feel confident. Their expressions are gentler, too.
You can really see a person’s peace of mind—both emotionally and financially—on the outside.
On the other hand, girls who are struggling over their papa seem like they could become much cuter, but somehow they’re just not quite there yet—like they need one more push. I’ve also seen girls who gained weight, too…
How are your favorites? lol
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Since I started papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), I’ve been able to spend more on my appearance, which I’m grateful for. At the same time, I’m surprised by how much it costs every month.
For an ordinary office worker, wouldn’t it be impossible to save anything if you were going to the hair salon, cosmetic dermatologist, gym, and so on every month…? Life is limited, and even if it’s just for my own satisfaction, I want to look as beautiful as I can.
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I do think there’s some truth to that tendency.
I believe her own efforts make the biggest difference—including how much attention she pays to her appearance—but money also plays a major role.
She was already cute to begin with, but she’s become even cuter.
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There are actually PJ networking events! I’d love to attend one!
I’m sure you’re right. That air of confidence and ease she gives off probably comes from having a good papa (male supporter). Of course, it probably also helps that many of them can afford to invest in their appearance.
I wish even the people who hurl abuse here could find a good papa…
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That does seem to be a trend.
And I think cute girls who don’t do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) often naturally have sponsors, partners, or someone similar in their lives, so they tend to be financially comfortable as well. Well, they’re cute without even trying… Which direction they go in depends on the individual, though. (Every now and then, some go the opposite way…)
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It’s true that spending money can make someone look cuter. On the other hand, no matter how much affection an older guy gives a woman, it won’t make her more beautiful.
The women I support on monthly arrangements, whom I regularly give lots of money for beauty treatments, really do become more beautiful. Some of them use it for cosmetics, while others immediately get salon or clinic fees covered whenever they have skin trouble—so of course they improve.
For the ones whose cosmetic surgery I pay for, their noses become more beautiful, and they feel satisfied when they look at themselves in the mirror every day. I think that boosts their self-esteem and makes them cuter.
I know several highly sought-after cosmetic and plastic surgeons, and my job as a papa (a male supporter) is to get my girls moved to the front of the line.
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