Share Your Wonderful Memories with Someone You Met Here
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I’m a female member in my 20s.
It’s already been several years since I started papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
I’ve tried apps and other services as well, but in the end, I feel more at ease with the men I meet through this site, which has an admission screening process, and I’ve been able to continue seeing them.
This may not exactly be a question, but if you have any wonderful stories about someone you met, I’d love to hear them!
I’d like to use them as motivation for my future activities.
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・A papa bought me my dream car
・I received a heartfelt letter for my birthday
・I got to visit a luxury restaurant I’d always wanted to go to
・My allowance helped me improve my skills
・I had a wonderful time shopping to my heart’s content at high-end brand stores
・My papa’s advice helped me successfully change jobs
・I was able to overcome a painful childhood memory
And so on…
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I’d love to hear from both men and women.
Thank you in advance!
She’s an “ace” with looks that surpass those of celebrities, despite being a regular person, and countless men—including major figures in the business world—are constantly pursuing her. Yet she chose me over her boyfriend.
She writes me heartfelt letters and cooks for me, making her an even greater presence in my eyes than a goddess.
My mission is to find her an amazing man—a marriage partner—who surpasses me by far, no matter what it takes.
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I don’t really change that much.
I’m not very good at spending time alone, so I think the best part is that going out or playing sports with my papa (a male supporter) makes my free time more fulfilling.
Marika
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All the examples you gave are things the other person did for you or gave you. Don’t you have any wonderful memories of something you did for them, or something you did together?
I can’t help thinking that women like this might be satisfied as long as they had fun, but once they got bored, they’d stop caring about the other person’s feelings and suddenly cut off contact or block them on LINE.
I’m sorry if I’m mistaken.
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This may sound like a strange way to put it, but papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) has given my self-esteem a huge boost.
I started papa-katsu during a difficult time when I was dealing with various problems at work and in my personal life. Being affirmed so much in a world outside of work was a real lifeline for me.
The advice I get from papas (male supporters) with plenty of life experience is helpful, and I often find myself reflecting on how they support me both emotionally and financially.
Personally, being able to focus on my work without worrying about money has been huge. Having what you might call a basic income from my papas—I’m not sure if that’s the right term—has allowed me to work with much more freedom and peace of mind. That’s probably what I’m happiest about.
Of course, I’m also grateful for and happy about the luxury services, meals, trips, and gifts. But what really meant the most was realizing through those experiences, “I’m someone who deserves to be treated with care.” I felt respected as a person.
The trauma I was dealing with back then has almost completely faded thanks to papa-katsu. I feel grateful for it every day.
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I’m happiest knowing that my money helped one person become a pilot and another become a nurse.
Now I’m counting on someone from Keio University and someone who’s passed Eiken Grade 1.
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I don’t think it’s appropriate to post in a public forum about the wonderful things a woman has done for me, so I’ll just read the examples and mention the ones that apply to me.
Actually, I started writing it out, but then realized that listing the things I’ve done for her wouldn’t be very classy either, so I’ll leave it at that.
I’ve come to the conclusion that this kind of thing really isn’t meant to be shared publicly.
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