↓As expected, people in their 60s really do have bad personalities lol
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The men in their 60s who sent me offers were all boring to talk to, awkward, and painfully slow. They’re probably so numb from being able to meet young women with money that they don’t realize they’re being seen as old men lol
Before worrying about looking young or having good hygiene, I wish they’d realize that they’re actually elderly men who should be doing grandchild-katsu instead.
Why do people in their 60s seem to have such bad personalities?
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I’ve never thought that being in your 60s automatically means having a bad personality…
I’ve had some very generous papas in that age group. Maybe it was just a coincidence?
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There are definitely some cool people in their 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, and even 80s, but I think there are also plenty of disappointing people like the ones you’ve met or the ones who often appear in the question box.
It’s simply too much of a generalization to lump everyone together as either good or bad.
Honestly, there aren’t that many people in any age group who are truly cool in the way they live or look, so it’s not easy to come across someone like that.
I also have people around me whom I privately think, “Just drop dead, you damn old man.” But rather than dealing with people like that, I think it’s better to spend time with the people you genuinely find cool. Naturally, more people like them will start to surround you. And wanting to be worthy of spending time with those people motivates you to work on yourself too, creating a positive cycle. That’s what I’ve come to realize recently.
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Because you’re still immature.
Honestly, it can’t be helped if the conversation doesn’t click.
Take a cue from cabaret club hostesses and learn to get along smoothly for the money.
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Hmm, there’s a certain appeal that teenagers just wouldn’t understand (*^^*)
Maybe when a woman is too young, a lot of men can’t help but want to teach her things.
To a teenager, though, it might just sound like a lecture... (>_<)
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