Is having traditional braces really that much of a negative appearance-wise?
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At a Universe interview, they once asked me, “When will your braces come off?” And at a nightlife lounge, I was told, “We don’t allow girls with traditional braces.”
In the end, I quit both papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) and lounge work and started working in another type of nightlife job. I’m actually the most popular girl in the establishment. Only about one in a hundred customers has ever commented on my braces. I do tend to cover my mouth with my hand when I laugh, but I’ve never felt that having braces was a disadvantage in nightlife work at all.
That said, if having traditional braces is viewed negatively, does that mean girls who wear them are considered unattractive? Is there really a difference in impression between girls with traditional braces and those without?
In the case of Universe, they ask because they need to answer inquiries from men—it’s not necessarily a negative factor.
If it were, I think I would’ve been rejected during the interview.
I don’t know why you weren’t accepted at the lounge job in the nightlife industry (not Universe), but with Universe, maybe they ask so they can inform men in advance, since some strange men might demand their money back otherwise.
Well, there are all kinds of difficulties.
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It’s not that someone becomes unattractive just because they have traditional braces, but comparing the same person, wouldn’t they look better without them?
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Whether someone makes a good first impression is decided within seconds, so it’s better to look as polished as possible, and avoiding even the slightest negative point can only help.
Your orthodontic treatment will be finished eventually, and your teeth will look great. In the meantime, maybe you just have to accept that people may say various things and try not to worry about it.
Even if you work in nightlife and have braces, especially if you’re the No. 1, I think you should just let those comments go in one ear and out the other.
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The only real issues are that the hardware might hurt when you’re giving a blowjob, or that pubic hair might get caught in it when you flash a smile afterward. If you work in the nightlife industry, you generally don’t give blowjobs, so it’s simply not a problem.
Looks have nothing to do with it. Even if she’s beautiful, hair can still get caught. If we let p be the probability of hair getting caught during sex, then according to Fermat’s During-The-Act Theorem, p = f (the way she does it, the width of the gap in the hardware, and how hairy the man is). Unfortunately, I don’t think it’s been proven yet.
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A customer who makes fun of a hostess for having braces must be ugly on the inside. Good thing they’re only about one in a hundred.
If I had to choose between someone with braces and someone without, I’d probably go with the latter, since there’d be fewer things to worry about.
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