Does money make your life more fulfilling?
I think you should place more weight on whether you actually feel fulfilled.
That applies to anything—even papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)…
Even if you’re flooded with offers right after joining and your allowance keeps doubling,
“A pays less than the other men, and I have to spend more time with him…”
I don’t think it’s necessarily a bad thing if you feel fulfilled with A and gradually choose to focus on him.
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If there were no money, what would make the world go around?
Without ability, character, or the capacity to be loved, you can’t rely on other people’s help.
Now, if society became a place without money, would that put you in a better position?
If not, could you handle being forced to face the reality that you lack character?
You might actually be happier as things are now, complaining, “Why does everything in this world come down to money?”
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It’s not just the world we live in today. Ever since humans gave up hunting and gathering and began farming around 10,000 years ago, society has been centered around money.
So let’s accept that money isn’t going away—though it may be replaced by things like electronic money or cryptocurrency—and focus on earning it.
I’m rooting for you too: get a job, work and earn money, then enjoy the extra support from papa-katsu.
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We live in a monetary economy, after all.
Goods and services are exchanged for money, and sometimes even a person’s life is assigned a monetary value, as with life insurance. Since money can be exchanged for almost anything, it’s incredibly convenient.
That’s why everyone’s so focused on money, money, money (lol).
You can think of the allowance offered through a dating club as a reflection of your value and appeal.
When you look at it that way, it makes sense that allowances vary from woman to woman (lol).
No matter how wealthy someone is, they generally can’t change the rules of the world. So everyone works hard trying to figure out how to increase their money while playing by those rules (lol).
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I think the world only looks money-obsessed to the person asking because they’re the type to rely on others right away instead of making an effort to solve their own problems.
The world doesn’t look money-obsessed to me. Money is just a tool.
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