I’ve known this papa for quite a while, and when we first met, I acted like a girl who was really struggling financially. Like, “This outfit only cost me 1,000 yen!”
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Recently, I started openly wearing things like a Louis Vuitton bag that cost ¥500,000, a ¥200,000 scarf, and a ¥200,000 belt. He hasn’t specifically called me out on it, but I clearly feel like he’s been contacting me less. He does say things like, “You don’t seem to be struggling financially anymore.”
Is it really that bad to own luxury-brand items?
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If a woman who used to wear $10 outfits suddenly shows up with high-end designer items, most people would naturally assume she has another generous (well-paying) papa (a male supporter).
If you’re going to play the part, see it through to the end.
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Rather than whether she’s short on money or likes designer brands, I simply took the fact that she went out of her way to hint that she has other papas to mean that this papa (a male supporter) is being discarded.
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He probably liked you the way you were when you first met. Maybe he enjoyed helping girls who were struggling financially.
Or perhaps he was put off after seeing you with luxury-brand items and assuming you’d gotten carried away. Only he knows for sure, though…
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with owning luxury brands. Aren’t they every girl’s dream? I like them too and wear them normally.
As long as you don’t come across as showing off, I don’t see a problem with wearing luxury brands—especially if you’re young.
But something like, “My papa bought this for me! Look at me!” would probably annoy me too, even coming from another woman.
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There’s nothing wrong with owning high-end brands.
That man probably preferred girls who didn’t carry designer items and seemed financially desperate. You acted like you were really struggling for money to lure him in, so that’s likely why things turned out that way.
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