Would guys be put off if a woman in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) spent the weekend at an internet café?

I have a lot of manga I want to read, so I’m thinking of holing up at an internet café today with their 10-hour plan. The papas often ask me, “What do you do on your days off?” but I always lie and say I bake sweets. Would they be put off if I told them the truth—that I spent 10 hours at an internet café on my day off? There’s a single 41-year-old man I like right now. When he asked me, “What do you do on weekends?” I said, “Nothing much,” and he replied, “Really? Then let’s get together this weekend!” But he didn’t contact me or ask me out this week, and I’m honestly feeling really lonely. The next time I see the man I’m interested in, if he asks, “What did you do over the weekend?” would it leave a bad impression if I said, “I holed up at an internet café”? Please tell me the ideal way to answer, “What do you do on weekends?” What kind of answer would make a man think, “That sounds nice—I could see myself marrying her”? “ I get up at 7 a.m., water the plants in the garden, open the windows to air out the rooms, then clean and do the laundry. For breakfast, I have yesterday’s stew with homemade gluten-free bread. After breakfast, I go to hot yoga, then come home and take a quick shower. I spend the afternoon studying for a certification at a café, then head home in the evening. For dinner, I make Japanese food: mainly grilled fish, with wakame miso soup, chilled tofu, natto, and some homemade kinpira gobo from my meal prep. After doing the dishes, I take a break while watching an American series on Amazon Prime. At night, I scroll on my phone while taking a half-body bath (and send some weekend messages to my papas to keep the connections going). I never skip moisturizing and stretching after my bath. Then I go to bed at 10 p.m.” Would something like this make a man think, “Wow, she’s so domestic! I want to marry her! I like you—please marry me”?