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I’m married and work part-time, and I also do a little chat-hostess work from home on the side. I’m a bit short on money, so I’m thinking of applying, but would that be possible?
I’m not looking for a particularly large amount—just a little spending money, really. I’d like to keep it within the limits of my husband’s dependent tax allowance, if possible.
If I were accepted after the interview, would it also be possible to specify a particular area, since I’m not familiar with the local area?
Also, I’d prefer not to have an intimate relationship. Would it be possible to just talk, have meals, or meet casually without that?
Sorry for asking so many questions, but I was curious. I’d appreciate your response.
I’ll answer as well.
> I’d like to stay within my husband’s dependent coverage.
There is no employment relationship between the dating club and the women. The club also does not pay women directly. Therefore, no employment income is generated, so you don’t need to worry about dependent deductions.
Any money you receive from a man would likely be considered a gift rather than income, regardless of the amount, so I don’t think it would affect your dependent status either.
> I’m not familiar with the area. Is it possible to specify a particular area?
You can tell them your preferred dating location.
However, in general, first meetings are usually arranged near the branch where you registered, so I think it’s important to be able to meet somewhere reasonably populated.
> I’d prefer not to have an intimate relationship. Would it be possible to just talk and have a meal?
The usual arrangement is that you receive ¥5,000–¥10,000 for going on a date and having a meal with the man. If that’s all you’re looking at, it should be possible to proceed as you wish.
That said, if the woman asking the question were a celebrity or otherwise famous, there might be passionate fans willing to pay ¥1 million even for dinner only. But for an ordinary person, unless she has something comparable to a famous celebrity, I think there are relatively few men who would be willing to pay simply for a meal.
“Few” doesn’t mean zero, so it is possible.
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