I registered as an A-type PJ but later switched to B-type. Our second date really hit it off, and we ended up having an adult relationship. At the hotel, she told me she liked me and said she didn’t need an allowance, but after going back and forth, I somehow got her to accept a little. After our first intimate encounter, she said she wanted more, and she kept asking me for it repeatedly. I can’t quite process what happened…
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Does this kind of thing actually happen?
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If you’re asking whether it’s possible, I’d say nothing is ever completely impossible.
If you genuinely like the woman, why not marry her?
I’m not particularly interested myself, but the club’s website does have a “寿 style” section with around four reports of couples who ended up getting married.
If that’s not what you want and this is just a game for you, make sure you’re careful about protecting your personal information.
The allowance also serves as a boundary between the two of you, so I think it’s important that she receives it properly every time.
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I’m not sure, but—
If you’re in your 40s, I think it’s entirely possible.
For men, the latter half of their 40s seems to be their prime dating years—when they have everything going for them.
By then, though, I was already a withering paper airplane.
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I don’t think it’s particularly strange for something like that to exist.
Have you heard of “positive sperm”?
“Positive sperm” = semen infected with HIV
“Positive man” = the anus of someone who is HIV-positive. It’s also called “yōsei” (a play on the word for “positive”).
“Negative man” = the anus of someone who is HIV-negative.
If the top—the insertive partner—is HIV-positive, then the semen is “positive sperm.”
“Dangerous mating” means having sex with an HIV carrier specifically for the purpose of becoming infected with HIV.
I mean, “for the purpose of becoming infected with HIV.” Can you believe it?
Psychologically, apparently it’s about being biologically male and unable to become pregnant, so they get HIV from the top and let it multiply inside their body to experience a kind of pseudo-pregnancy high.
A PJ told me about this recently.
Compared with things like that, the situation described in the question is more like, “So what?”
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That’s why you’re asking the question, isn’t it?
If you can no longer tell what’s real, I think you should see a psychiatrist rather than post on an anonymous Q&A site.
Take care.
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