This is Higashino from the Umeda office.
Of course, there are all kinds of papas in their 60s as well. I meet with a wide range of men every day—from those who look exactly their age, to those who surprise you, for better or worse, when you learn their age, and those who are flashy and dressed head-to-toe in designer brands. I’ve even met a man in his 70s who wore nail polish.
Also, I think it’s best not to imagine everything too favorably! (*^^*)
I imagine someone in their 60s like you, ◯◯, is probably quite exceptional.
I’m in my 50s, and at the class reunion I attended recently, most of my classmates had lost nearly all traces of what they looked like in middle and high school. Some of them even looked really old. Once you hit your 50s, the differences between individuals become much more pronounced.
I saw it~ I couldn’t help teasing him, “Are you farsighted too? Being farsighted at 28 is pretty bad, isn’t it?” (lol)
Regarding (1):
These days, I mostly use love hotels, so I get everything ready efficiently while waiting for the call to come in and answering it. I make sure to drain the bath and leave the door open, gather up all the linens, and avoid leaving things like the TV remote on the bed—basically, I do everything I can to make the love hotel staff’s job easier, then leave promptly within the allotted time. So I’m not nearly as relaxed as that. Back when I lived in a luxury hotel, I may have acted a little like that, though. I just remembered a woman getting excited and saying, “The bathroom sink is marble!” By the way, she wasn’t farsighted.
Regarding (2):
I think most male members in their 60s are probably like that in their heads.
As for the 28-year-old woman with farsightedness, she looks a little, well, questionable without her glasses, so she might be better off putting on papa-katsu magnifying glasses before looking.
Taro
