You’re still new to this, aren’t you? Try making offers to about 10 people all at once.
Even if someone’s photos aren’t great, they might turn out to be wonderful in person.
What’s the point of asking about something that’s really up to you?
If you want to make an offer, go ahead and do it. If you only want to see the woman you’re currently seeing, then just do that.
Neither option is necessarily better than the other.
Just think about what kind of papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) you want to pursue.
If the relationship is still uncertain enough to waver, I’d make the offer.
The new woman might turn out to be a better match, or we might not click at all—and that could make me realize I want to cherish the woman I’m currently seeing.
On the other hand, as the relationship develops, the woman I’m seeing becomes a higher priority. So even if an attractive woman comments, “You seem wonderful,” or I meet my type outside the club, I tend not to react much anymore. Apparently, that’s just how I am.
Haha, this happens all the time at dating clubs.
Should you keep your options open, just like the woman you’re seeing?
Or should you stick with this arrangement?
That’s the tricky part, haha.
I just played it safe and decided not to go, haha.
Try offering to both of them and seeing how things go. You can’t possibly know which one will last longer until you actually date them.
This is a COVID-related story, but I think there’s a saying: “The masses are always wrong.” And it’s absolutely true.
The moment the general mood started solidifying into something like:
“COVID is terrifying!”
“Getting vaccinated is the only option!”
I sensed something fishy—and smelled money—so I gathered and analyzed data from around the world myself. My conclusion was:
“COVID is just a cold.”
“It’s less serious than the flu.”
I realized this was an incredibly profitable opportunity, set up a business, and hit the jackpot a little over two years ago.
Along with making a fortune, I gained an absolutely dominant, practically unassailable position in the business world. Once I had plenty of breathing room, I came to Universe.
A tremendous amount of money moves through the medical industry, so the barriers to entry are extremely high.
But once you get inside, you’re invincible. I was lucky. I had been properly watching the COVID data.
That said, I’m not anti-vaccine. I had my parents get vaccinated, and I had my diabetic younger brother get vaccinated too.
I wanted to understand the new coronavirus, so I was practically itching to catch it. Luckily, I managed to contract the early Alpha variant, which confirmed for me that, for healthy people, it really was just a cold. Ever since then, whenever I’ve caught it, I’ve either had no symptoms or only mild ones.
That said, kids, don’t try this at home.
I’m strongly against young women and children getting vaccinated, but potbellied papas should get vaccinated. It should at least work as a kind of good-luck charm.
If you want to be popular in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), you’ll usually be right if you do the opposite of what’s considered standard in papa-katsu.
- Have a belly
- Be hairy all over
- Smell
- Talk down to women
- Think you’re good in bed
- Not care about your hairstyle
Just do the opposite of all that.
Wait, maybe that changes the meaning a little. Oh well.
I intend to keep being disliked by as many people as possible and earn support only from premium black-class women.
By the way, my personality is completely different in person, so I doubt anyone would recognize me.
If you’re a respondent—man or woman—with no connections to the other people here, I’d be happy to meet you.
Let’s chat♡
I’ll be waiting for reverse offers♪
P.S.
Still, this answer is seriously annoying, even by my standards... Maybe this is why people dislike me.汗
