In my case, I give my wife gifts worth more than twice what I spend on presents for my companions.
For example, jewelry, foreign luxury cars, real estate, etc.
If that can serve as a get-out-of-hell card, it’s cheap at the price.
Also, once you reach the Premium Black class, the pool is small and you’re easily identified.
Especially in regional areas, a Premium Black woman is like a flower that may bloom only once a year.
Talking about how much it took to win her over is rather vulgar.
I’m going to see a Nagoya girl,
but I’ll never meet up with losers♪
Now, my question:
Let’s call your number one favorite your ace.
If you’re ranked third by that ace,
please answer based on the following:
She’s deeply involved with number one—so much so that they even do business together.
Number two is generous (well-paying), but lives far away, so they meet extremely rarely.
As number three, I could match number one financially if I cut off my other girls.
I’ll be number one a year from now.
How would you make your move?
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When it comes to competing over a premium black girl, it can turn into a close contest of who can throw down the most cash, can’t it? Especially at the Kobe branch, where serious players who live in places like Rokko Island can show up.
I want to win every contest by a landslide, so my approach is quite different from Top Gun’s. I try to give her the best possible date, make her think, “I’d want to see him even without the money,” and then give her a seriously large allowance.
I’m currently trying to win over a premium black girl in Nagoya.
*She isn’t a girl from the club.*
If I can win her over, I’m thinking of retiring from being a male escort.
For now, I just give her a low allowance of around “3” for dinner-only dates, but if I manage to win her over, I’ll go all out.
If I can’t, I’ll just keep doing dinner-only papa-katsu on a modest scale.
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An incredibly entertaining character has appeared out of nowhere. Or is this just another username for “Mr. Loser”? I’m confused.
Our values are so different that I can’t understand what’s supposed to be fun about that game.
For example, I might find it a little interesting if it were a competition where three men and three women had dinner together, the allowance for an adult relationship (intimate) was fixed at ③ for everyone, and they had to see which men would be chosen.
Because none of the men would be chosen, and afterward, the three of them would end up going out for drinks together anyway.
They had all been mistaken, thinking they had value.
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Did the woman herself tell you that you’re in third place, or are you just guessing? She’d probably feel awkward saying that.
I think it really depends on what you want. If you want to be number one, then you should aim for that.
Personally, if she’s a wonderful woman I want to keep seeing, I’d be perfectly happy with any position below first place…
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There’s no end to competing over money. You’ll never feel secure or at ease that way.
If she’s that kind of woman, she’ll be drawn to you if you can offer something beyond money.
And whether you pursue her or not, the key is to naturally become the man who stands out—or even the only one—without having to force anything.
Most importantly, whether it’s a large amount or a small amount, you need to understand and connect with how she feels about money. She should be able to feel genuinely happy over the little things. What matters isn’t the amount, but whether the way you spend it—and the feelings behind it—resonate with her and make her feel secure and trusted. Only after trust has been built up can she happily accept the allowance and your thoughtfulness without feeling burdened.
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