Working as a hostess or joining a dating club—which do you think would help me save money faster?
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I know it depends on the person, but I’m relatively good at making conversation.
I know it sounds a bit conceited, but I inherited my gift for talking from my parents.
If you’re having doubts, I recommend trying a dating club first.
The reason is that men at dating clubs tend to dislike women with experience in the nightlife industry.
If it doesn’t suit you, why not consider working as a hostess?
By the way, I don’t think being a good talker alone is enough to succeed as a hostess.
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Like everyone else is saying, why not try balancing both? You’re probably not meeting people through the dating club from morning till night every day anyway (๑>◡<๑)
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Why not try both?
With hostessing, it depends on the club, while with papa-katsu, it depends on the person you meet.
There’s an element of luck, and you’ll probably figure out which suits you better by giving both a try.
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If you can drink, don’t mind smoking, and are comfortable being around other women at work, becoming a hostess is probably your best bet.
If you don’t like smoking and aren’t comfortable working alongside other women, you may have to stick with papa-katsu that you can do on your own…
Either way, it doesn’t sound like casual papa-katsu for fun is really suited to you.
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As far as I know, hostesses tend to have the highest earnings.
There may be women who earn even more through an exclusive dating club alone, since there’s always someone above you. That said, a hostess I know also receives money directly from regular customers outside the club, so in practice, she’s a hybrid of a hostess and a dating-club companion.
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If you’re young and can drink, becoming a hostess is your best bet. It’s tough if you don’t already have your own customers, but if you’re young, can drink, and are available every day, you can get hired as a support hostess. From there, work hard, and when you move to another club, you’ll be fine as long as you bring plenty of customers with you.
Otherwise, I’d say a dating club is probably your best option.
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If you have both looks and talent, I think you could start earning quickly with either one, so why not try both?!
As you said, it probably depends on what suits you, so try them out and continue with whichever feels like the better fit.
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Some hostesses and people doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) do manage to save quite a bit, so it’s hard to say definitively which is better. Still, considering that a hostess may eventually become a club manager herself, I’d give hostesses a slight edge.
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My apologies. If the question is which one lets you save money faster, I think it’s too close to call.
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