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Jun 16, 2023 00:54
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Thank you very much for your answers.
◆I apologize for the lengthy message below.◆
Good evening. I’m the woman in her 50s who posted a question here yesterday.
Thank you for sharing your valuable opinions. I will certainly take them into consideration.
I don’t know whether I’ll be accepted as a member, but based on the various experiences I’ve gained throughout my life, I intend to continue making an effort to remain “a refined, elegant woman with charm and a touch of glamour, no matter her age.”
When meeting someone for tea or a meal, I wear contact lenses and makeup.
If things develop into an adult relationship (intimate), I have no problem going without my contacts and makeup if we are only staying at a hotel for a few hours.
However, if we stay overnight, sleeping in contact lenses would put a strain on my eyes, so I would prefer to avoid it if possible. Also, I have never slept overnight with makeup on, which is why I wanted to ask about this.
In the past, men I was involved with often told me that my expression looked different in each of these situations:
◆The atmosphere when I was having a meal
◆My facial expression when we were intimate in bed
◆My bare face after taking a shower
They would say, “You’re usually so intelligent, elegant, and alluring, but without makeup, you look truly innocent.”
Perhaps because I wear very light makeup, I don’t look all that different without it. So I don’t think a man would be disappointed when seeing my bare face. Ideally, I would like to remove my contact lenses and go without makeup when staying overnight.
If things develop into an adult relationship (intimate), I plan to explain my circumstances.
【Questions】
① Regarding names
Would it be acceptable to use a name I like rather than my real name when seeing someone?
② If I decide not to continue seeing someone
If we meet for the first time, have a meal, and like each other enough to continue seeing one another, I assume we would exchange email addresses and stay in touch.
◆But if I decide not to continue seeing him, would I simply say, “Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule for me today, and for treating me to such a delicious meal,” and then let things naturally fade away while waiting for the next offer?
③ In general, until what age are men capable of having sexual intercourse?
I look forward to meeting wonderful men in the years ahead. If someone takes a liking to me, things may develop into an adult relationship (intimate), but naturally, there may be times when things do not go well due to either person’s physical condition. In addition, both men and women grow older over time.
I hope to meet intelligent, sophisticated, and wonderful men in the years ahead. I believe I also need to make an effort so that we can build a long-lasting relationship based on sincerity and mutual respect.
I apologize for taking up your valuable time, but I would greatly appreciate your answers.
P.S. Today, I saw Shuzo Matsuoka in a television commercial for adult men’s brief-style diapers. It reminded me that everyone grows older eventually.
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That was a long post(笑). I laughed when the questions started just when I thought it was finally coming to an end. Also, breaking lines after every period is definitely a generational thing. Since line widths vary depending on the device, it’s often better not to try to control them too much and just type continuously, apart from paragraph breaks. Just a little tip.
Now, regarding your questions:
① It’s fine if it isn’t your real name. At first, you use your club name. Some men will want to know your real name once you become closer, so either prepare a separate alias for situations where they ask for your “real name,” or explain your circumstances and ask for their understanding. (If you simply refuse without explaining, men like that may lose interest a little.) If you end up traveling overseas together, you’ll need passport information to book tickets, so if you plan to lie, think ahead so it doesn’t cause problems later.
② These days, I assume people exchange LINE when they start seeing each other, though if they’re in their 50s and 70s, maybe they use email. Anyway, you can turn someone down directly, but that can be a pretty difficult conversation, so I feel like many people simply exchange contact information, say thank you, and then stop replying. If you’ve already made plans for another date, contacting them about two days beforehand to say you’ve started feeling unwell might save them from having to pay a cancellation fee for a reservation.
③ I suppose it depends on the person, but apparently men in their 70s are quite common. People from the generation of Tamori (77), Takeshi Kitano (76), and Shofukutei Tsurube (71). I wonder what it’s like with people in their 80s—people from the generation of Cha Kato (80), or, for women, Madame Dewi (83). Above that, there’s Bū Takagi (90).
I had no idea Shuzo Matsuoka (55) was appearing in an adult diaper commercial. Speaking of commercials, I like the Moderna ad featuring Junji Takada (76).
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“If you’re hoping to meet an intelligent, sophisticated, wonderful man, I think you’d have a better chance looking through dating or matchmaking apps, or in places where no allowance is involved.
At a club where nearly half of the female members are in their early 20s, it seems extremely rare for a wonderful man to make an offer to a woman older than that.
This may sound harsh, but being in your 50s, not being financially independent, and needing financial support can come across as irresponsible and self-serving to a man who wants to support someone and be helpful with her future.”