A girl from the “underwear Universal” crowd was gifted a ¥30 million Porsche through papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), but aren’t the respondents here just a bunch of stingy old men with no ambition to do anything like that? It’s pretty boring, isn’t it?

There will always be people above you and below you in this world. Other people are other people, and you are you. If you want a bigger allowance, do your best to find someone willing to pay it. Criticizing others won’t increase your allowance—it’s just a waste of time.

Another person has shown up again asking, “Is it correct to understand that ○○ means △△?” They’re so persistent. What do they get out of clinging to the Q&A box like that? I suppose they keep coming back because no one pays attention to them elsewhere, and this is the only place they get any response...

Appearing in the media like that can get you criticized and even reported to the tax office, so there’s really nothing good that comes from it. A little embarrassingly, I’m also planning to have my papa buy me something. Even though we’ve discussed it and are taking proper steps to deal with the tax implications, I would never tell anyone I know—let alone post about it on social media. In Japanese society, where tall poppies get cut down, I’d hate to become another sad case where the desire for validation outweighs the risk of attracting people’s envy, jealousy, and resentment.

I’m afraid I can’t answer questions like the one from the poster because I don’t really understand them. Still, I imagine you must be in a situation with a lot of pent-up frustration, so I found myself feeling a little sorry for you. I’m no expert, so I can’t say for certain, but I assume the Porsche costing over ¥30 million is probably the 911 Dakar. It must be difficult to drive in Japan. Judging by the name, it’s designed with desert driving in mind. Personally, I think the standard 911 is the most fun Porsche to drive—but perhaps that’s not the point. In any case, I picture some mysterious wealthy person from Europe or America swirling a glass of locally produced red wine in the Porsche executives’ lounge in Stuttgart, before taking delivery and test-driving the car on the track. Naturally, a sweet-smelling, large-busted Porsche lady in a suit with a high slit would escort them. After driving as far as Hanover, the car would be loaded onto a ship and transported to its respective country. So when someone receives one as a gift from their papa and eagerly posts it on social media, I can’t help but think it’s nothing but vulgar. Am I wrong? I’m sure some papas are very generous. Wonderful, of course. This may have been said countless times already, but isn’t a papa who teaches you how to fish more valuable than one who simply gives you the fish itself? Oh, me? Of course not. Sorry for the long post.

I’m with Taro on this one, haha. Let’s hear people out until they’ve finished, haha. Our lives aren’t so lacking that we need approval from some random nobody, so we’re not looking for you to see our worth. If other people’s relationships concern you that much, does that mean you’re neither satisfied nor content with your own? I hope you find someone you can truly feel satisfied and comfortable with, too.

Is it fair to assume that men who don’t meet that standard are hanging around in dating clubs? ↓ I think it’s fair to say that men and women who don’t meet that standard are hanging around in dating clubs（笑).

With an allowance involved, a man might start looking like Takuya Kimura… probably… I guess that’s just how it works?? Apparently, even someone like me looks handsome to women at the club (though I’m definitely not. The only person who’s ever called me good-looking was my grandmother. I can’t remember ever being called handsome by my wife or a girlfriend… Maybe I just can’t remember… Besides, I’m so unattractive that nobody suspects me of cheating, and I only come across as serious and kind…) Well, I suppose the person with the ¥30 million Porsche does look handsome… Men who pay generous allowances are handsome and cool. Women who accept low allowances are cute and kind. That’s the kind of world this is. A little while ago, I made an offer to a newly registered Platinum woman in Category C. After we’d met for about an hour or two, she switched into affectionate mode, and without even discussing the allowance, things got heated and we ended up going to a hotel, leading to a very fulfilling outcome. Normally, neither of us could possibly decide on an allowance without first seeing whether we’re compatible in an adult relationship… She’ll probably leave the club once she finishes the offers she’s currently accepting in the near future, and I imagine she’ll start finding it a hassle to meet other men besides me. (Huh? Am I just imagining things?) Wouldn’t it be far more worthwhile to date an enjoyable papa who doesn’t make you worry about the allowance, while still receiving an allowance and enjoying all kinds of other benefits? Or am I strange for thinking that? Well, everyone’s different… > Is it correct to say that things get less safe in the order of Salon → Universe Club → Universe Lounge? I think there’s another way of looking at it. Wonderful men and women can probably meet each other easily without paying membership fees, registering with a club, or going through all those troublesome steps. Perhaps one of the rules of places that facilitate meetings between men and women is that the more procedures you have to go through, the more likely it is that you’re dealing with people who haven’t found a match elsewhere.

Starting at 8:48 in the same video: “Well, in the end, there’s no set standard saying that ¥50,000 is too much or too little.” “Right. As long as both people are satisfied…” “Exactly. Since they’re both happy with the arrangement, that’s why this Kazu guy is making it work, right?” : : “But still—if this Kazu guy looked like Takuya Kimura…” “Then it’d be free.” “Free, lol. Seriously, women can be like that too, honestly.” “Unfortunately, haha.” “So I guess you can’t make a blanket statement, since that’s also how some women see things.” You really have to listen to the whole conversation. Also, the idea that “Kazu looks like Takuya Kimura” quietly cracks me up, lol. No disrespect to Kazu himself. He really is a dead ringer. Taro

If she’s openly posting a Porsche on Instagram, I’m guessing her parents or fiancé bought it for her. Mac pays ¥10 million per encounter. Joe is in the eight-figure range. Even I, as a Gold member, have given her over ¥30 million in total. I’d love to see a performance that makes someone want to go that far—something that really satisfies their need for validation.