I’ve been registered for a year and was invited to have new photos taken.
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I wanted to ask: What impression do you have of a woman getting new photos taken after being registered for a year?
Would you think, “She hasn’t been able to maintain an arrangement with anyone for a year, so she must be difficult,” or would you not think anything of it? Which impression is more common?
For what it’s worth, I’ve continued receiving offers throughout the past year, and I’ve built good relationships with some people. But I enjoy meeting different people through the club, so I still feel like continuing for now…
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As the other respondents have mentioned, I don’t think it will leave a bad impression. Some women who already have ongoing papa-katsu arrangements also come in for a new photo shoot, and it gives the impression that they’re enthusiastic about their activities with the club.
This is just my personal impression, but although I’ve only been working on-site for a month, many of the women who have come in for a new photo shoot seem to look even more beautiful than they did in their previous photos. (Of course, the opposite happens too, haha.)
Let’s definitely take some photos of your upgraded look!
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> I still want to continue, though…
In that case, I don’t think you need to worry about what people might think. I’d recommend getting new photos taken.
As for how it would be perceived, women generally update their photos every six months, so those who don’t are actually in the minority.
That means people are more likely to wonder why someone hasn’t updated her photos.
With that in mind, I think the real question is what impression you’d give by not getting new photos: “She can’t maintain an arrangement with anyone—maybe there’s something wrong with her,” or “I don’t think anything of it.” Which do you think would be more likely?
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I can’t help wondering if I really haven’t met a good papa (a male supporter) yet.
I say that because if I had met the right person, I wouldn’t need to have my photos taken again. Also, I sometimes wonder if the papa I’m currently seeing isn’t quite enough for me（笑）
If you’re getting offers throughout the year, though, I feel like there’s no need to change anything.
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I don’t have a bad impression. Just based on my own experience, I feel like I see quite a few women re-registering.
When a woman comments something like, “I ended things with the papa I’d been seeing and re-registered,” I assume she has a good understanding of papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), so I reach out to her with high hopes.
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There are all kinds of possibilities, so I try not to make assumptions.
That said, since she’s probably already experienced with this kind of arrangement, it may be easier to get straight to the point, which I appreciate.
If she’s a woman I’m interested in, I’ll make her an offer, meet her to talk, and then decide.
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Both happen. Plus, as a third possibility, if you still have a good impression of the club like the questioner does, you probably just haven’t found someone who truly satisfies you yet…
Hopefully, you’ll soon move on from a club where you simply accept offers to a dating club, meet someone wonderful—someone who makes you lose interest in accepting offers from anyone else—and eventually graduate from papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
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