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May 29, 2023 07:26
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The other day, I went on a date with a papa (a male supporter) I’ve been seeing for about three years and generally trust and get along with. I have asthma, and I was feeling physically unwell, but he didn’t show any concern. As soon as we got to the hotel, he had sex with me. I knew that I was being paid and that sex was my role, so I suppose this is just how it is.
I grew up in foster care, so I have no memories of ever being genuinely cherished by anyone. I’ve never met anyone I truly wanted to cherish either. I don’t understand the meaning of being alive. I want to die.
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👨 Male
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It might be a good idea to change your current lifestyle.
You could either quit papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) and start living more frugally, or find another way to earn money, such as taking a part-time job.
Changing your living situation can also change the way you see things and think about them.
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If you’re in your 20s, you still have your whole life ahead of you.
I also struggled with my mental health in my 20s, and I remember thinking, “There’s nothing left for me now—I’ll just grow old and become a grandma,” haha.
But in reality, your 30s and 40s can still be surprisingly vibrant. You can still fall in love and get butterflies, even then ( *´꒳`* )
If you face your worries head-on and take the time to work through them, you may eventually see a light at the end of the tunnel. Just don’t do anything drastic, okay? Try to relax and not put so much pressure on yourself.
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Age: 60s
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I understand that this site isn’t just for questions; sometimes it’s also a place to vent and relieve stress. However, that final comment crossed a line. There are limits.
I can’t fully relate to the situation you’re in, but it felt to me that the problem isn’t that you aren’t loved—it’s that you can’t love yourself. Why not start by affirming yourself? Calling yourself a “piece of shit woman” isn’t okay.
I’ll say it again: why not start by accepting yourself—including your flaws?