What reasons do you imagine might lead you to quit papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)?
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Also, if you’ve already decided that you’ll quit papa-katsu should certain circumstances or aspects of your environment change, could you tell me what those are?
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If papa-katsu means looking for a papa or a woman to date, then my papa quit a long time ago. Ever since he met me, he hasn’t been looking for anyone else.
I think we’ll stay together unless something happens, like his wife finding out. As I mentioned the other day, I’d still be with him even if he couldn’t perform.
He’s told me he’ll cherish me for the rest of our lives.
Marika
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Kamihikōki, how should I know? If you want to go on a parfait date, just enjoy yourself（笑）
To answer the question as well as tie it back to the first part: I suppose you graduate once you find someone special. I actually left once myself, and that really did feel like graduating.
Unfortunately, I re-enrolled, and these days I’m having a hard time graduating again（笑）
Taro
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What’s going to happen to me, I wonder?
Even now, I feel like I’m in an allowance-based relationship rather than doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)...
I guess I’ll know it’s time to stop when my current arrangement ends and I either start turning down offers or women stop showing interest in me?
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I think I’ll stop doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) when I quit my job.
If I have more free time, there are lots of things I’d like to do.
For example, I love history, so I’d enjoy taking trips to visit castles—but in that case, I feel more comfortable traveling alone.
At this point, I don’t see myself doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) for the rest of my life.
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Do you see papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) as that kind of activity?
Or do you see it as the process of looking for and finding a papa-katsu girl?
Just as nobody spends their entire life job-hunting or looking for a spouse, when you think of it that way, it feels like you’ve already found one.
If you think of it as married life—or working at your place of employment—it would probably continue for the rest of your life.
As long as I can still go on dates with my “daughter,” I wonder if I’ll be able to enjoy parfait dates too…
Since she keeps calling me “Papa” over and over, maybe the only way to avoid people realizing it’s papa-katsu would be to have her call me “Papa” or “Grandpa” instead?? Not that I could actually do that…
What do you think, Taro?
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The other day, I took several women from work to a café that seemed popular with women to get parfaits.
There was a couple there who clearly stood out: an overweight middle-aged man and a refined-looking young woman.
One of my coworkers asked me, “Do you think they’re father and daughter?” I replied, “Are you stupid? Obviously it’s some kind of shady relationship, lol.”
After we left the café, the women from work were excitedly chatting about them: “Do you think that was papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)? I wonder how much she gets.” When I said, “Probably around 10,000 yen for two hours, right?” they said, “What? That’s way too little!”
So I asked, “Then how much would you do it for?” They answered, “30,000 yen for two hours! It would be tough having to deal with that man.”
Personally, I think I’d quit papa-katsu once I started standing out from the crowd during parfait dates.
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I’ll probably keep doing it until I get married—or until I die.
Once I can’t get it up anymore, I’ll spend time with A-type women who are okay with grandpas.
P.S.
On parfait dates and the like, I’m the one taking the lead and eating ten pieces of cake. I don’t care what people think. It’s not like being watched makes it disappear.
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When you run out of money or can no longer satisfy your sexual desires because you can’t get an erection, for example.
Simply put, this activity is about using money as a weapon to satisfy your desires with an amateur or someone who looks the part. Lose either one, and naturally, it’s over.
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