Don’t you think it’s unreasonable for a date to last more than four hours—not just the first meeting, but any date?
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There are plenty of girls who can’t say no because they need the money.
Of course, if you really hit it off with a man, you might feel that staying together for a long time or meeting up several times is okay—but I think that depends on the allowance, and the chances of meeting someone like that are pretty low.
I wish they’d make it mandatory, like Mac does, to confirm the ending time before making an offer.
Also, protection should be mandatory. I guess they can’t say so publicly because it would run afoul of the adult-entertainment business laws.
Everyone, please always keep your “inner tie” properly fastened.
At your level, asking for four hours seems pretty unreasonable.
If you’ve accepted the allowance, shouldn’t you be willing to put up with it to some extent?
I’m surprised there are male supporters who don’t use protection even with women in their 20s.
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Personally, I think four hours is just right—long enough to leave you thinking, “I kind of wish we could’ve talked a little longer…” ⸜(* ॑꒳ ॑* )⸝
If I feel during the letter-date stage that I might not really want to meet someone, I simply don’t go through with it in the first place.
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Some girls are mainly in it for the money, while others want to enjoy the relationship and still receive a satisfying allowance.
You could say they’re fundamentally different types: do you see it as a job, or as a lucky relationship?
At the same time, everything depends on the man.
I hope you meet a wonderful, fun papa (male supporter).
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I’m Misato, a female member.
It’s true that spending even four hours with someone you don’t like can be pretty exhausting…
That said, he seems to like you, so maybe he simply wants to spend as much time together as possible. Mac-san is considerate enough to bring it up himself, but I think it’s difficult to expect every man to do that, so I’d recommend that women say it themselves.
Of course, how you say it matters. To avoid sounding rude, I’d probably say, “I don’t usually stay out late, and if I get home late, my family questions me, so I’m sorry.”
As for condoms, I also think they should be mandatory. But again, I think the best approach is for the woman to say clearly, “You absolutely have to use one. I can’t do it without one.”
If a man cuts things off over that, then good riddance.
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I don’t think so.
If you’re going to put up with something for the money, then commit to it and put up with it properly.
Wanting this while also wanting that is just being selfish.
And more than the whole “untie the tie around someone’s heart” thing, I find your repeated posts annoying.
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