Close your eyes and use self-hypnosis, imagining you’re being held by Ohtani.
Close your eyes, and while it’s happening, just imagine all the fun things you’ll do with the allowance you receive and all the delicious food you’ll eat.
But, you know, they say good-looking guys are usually bad at sex. They can get by on their looks alone.
So maybe it’s more fun to give up on his appearance and focus on ways to make yourself feel as good as possible, or try out techniques you might want to use with your boyfriend next time. It’s probably better to think positively about it.
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I don’t think the real issue is “the difference between Shohei Ohtani and the papa you’re meeting tomorrow.” I feel like what’s actually painful is being someone who can only meet a papa, rather than Shohei Ohtani.
You seem to have fairly low self-esteem. If you get into the habit of measuring your worth by external factors, you may end up drifting farther away from happiness.
For example, what would you think of someone who happened to be Shohei Ohtani’s classmate in elementary school and constantly bragged, “I get to see him whenever he comes back home”?
You might think they’re lucky, but you probably wouldn’t think the person themselves was amazing, right?
Not that it really matters, but Lars Nootbaar’s mother seems like a very魅力的な woman. It didn’t feel strange at all when she called out, “Shohei-kun!” lol
That’s the result of something acquired later in life, after all. lol
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At the victory celebration, the standout players said things like, “They’re teammates for life” and “I’ll never forget this.”
I hope you find a papa (a male supporter) who’ll be in your life forever—someone you’ll never forget!
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That’s just how papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) is.
Ohtani-san isn’t giving you an allowance, is he? lol
That comparison is way too extreme. lol
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Isn’t the real reason that you simply don’t like that papa, rather than the gap between you and “the great pitcher” being too wide?
Seeing that dazzling person on TV made you realize just how little you actually like your papa.
You could always say you’re feeling unwell tomorrow, or come up with some excuse and cancel the meeting. While you’re at it, I think you should end things with that man as well.
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You may be seriously troubled about this, but it doesn’t come across that way to me, so I’ll go with option 1.
I think you should just cancel by saying you’re not feeling well.
Also, I don’t think it’s appropriate to name someone who has nothing to do with the issue. Public figures have it tough, too.
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