Thank you for your answers to my question about cars!
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After all, considering that I’m a beginner, not very good at driving, and would be driving someone else’s car, I think I’ll pass.
I occasionally book traveling driving lessons, and my instructor told me that it’s important to drive a lot and get used to it. So I was hoping to practice by driving as much as possible.
I don’t have a car myself, so I borrowed my brother’s Porsche and drove it with a beginner’s mark on it, haha. It’s embarrassing to have a beginner’s mark on a foreign car, though…
Also, thanks to everyone’s suggestions, I’ll do my best to find a papa (a male supporter) who will buy me a car that I like, haha.
By the way, Misato, regarding the Ferraris, Rolls-Royces, Maybachs, and other luxury cars that the men you mentioned drive, I’ve only ever met men who have chauffeurs. Do some of them drive themselves?! If they have a chauffeur, it seems difficult to ask them to let me drive, but if they drive themselves, I found myself thinking they might let me drive♪
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Until you get comfortable driving, I think it’s best to drive a car you wouldn’t be too upset about totaling (*ˊ˘ˋ*)｡♪:*
I’m such a terrible driver that even now, I drive a car I wouldn’t mind totaling（笑）
Some people are just naturally better suited to driving than others, aren’t they?(*^^*)
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Everyone seems to drive some pretty amazing cars.
I wear Aoyama suits, drive a Japanese car, and usually go to family restaurants, Sukiya, or McDonald’s.
I only own one watch, too.
But even if a guy drives a car like that, wouldn’t women be turned off if his pay-per-meeting allowance is nowhere near ¥100,000?
Representative Kikkawa, who got hit by a Bunshun exposé after being caught doing papa-katsu with an 18-year-old, paid only ¥40,000 per meeting… I feel sorry for the PJ. If you want to cheap out on the allowance, you might as well use a dating site.
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If you know someone with a chauffeur—or a papa (a male supporter)—you could keep taking driving lessons while also getting some extra practice from the chauffeur. You’d probably improve really quickly, haha.
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My papa (a male supporter) drives his own Rolls-Royce Ghost.
Ferraris are the kind of cars you drive yourself anyway. Another papa loves Ferraris, and yet another drives an Aston Martin. I think this papa is the youngest and best-looking one. Sorry for going off topic.
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Wouldn’t everyone give you plenty of space if you put a beginner driver’s mark on a Porsche?
My Ferrari papa (a male supporter) loves cars and, of course, drives himself. It’d be hilarious if he and his chauffeur were sitting side by side. Then I’d have to sit in the emergency seat…
The papa who drove a Maserati had a secretary who also served as his chauffeur.
The papa who owns a Rolls-Royce, Maybach, Bentley, and six other cars doesn’t have a chauffeur. He’s young and always drives himself.
Ferraris are so loud that you can’t hear the conversation, so I wouldn’t recommend one for a date.
The most comfortable cars I’ve ridden in were the Rolls-Royce and Maybach. The Maybach even had an electric footrest come out, which amazed an ordinary person like me, haha.
Even people with luxury cars drive themselves if they want to.
Personally, I’m perfectly happy just getting to ride in such expensive cars. I don’t expect anyone to buy me one.
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I’ve never seen anyone with a chauffeur for a car as modest as a Ferrari.
But when I saw him arrive at the hospital entrance in that long black car, accompanied by two people who were both his secretaries and bodyguards, plus a chauffeur, I was speechless.
There really is a world like that…
Personally, I’d rather drive a Maserati…
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What kind of question is this??
My brother does papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) in a Porsche.
And the only car he wants to drive besides a Ferrari is… what?
Also, does he really get honked at that often in a Porsche? Do people in Tokyo actually honk that much? Seriously…
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I don’t know anyone around me who has a chauffeur-driven Ferrari!
My impression is that people who drive Ferraris tend to really love cars and want to drive themselves, especially because they enjoy the engine sounds and all that!
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