Tips Jun 28, 2023 12:37

Yesterday, I asked for advice because I felt that the ¥70,000 monthly allowance wasn’t worth the emotional strain, stress, unpleasant feelings, and considerable time and mental burden caused by P’s extreme possessiveness and interference:

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- Messaging me every day from morning until bedtime - Calling me late at night - Quickly becoming moody, sulking, or angry - Being a troublesome, genuinely lovesick, emotionally unstable type He says that ¥70,000 a month is already a considerable financial stretch for him, and keeps acting as though I owe him, saying things like, “I’m paying you this much even though I’m barely getting by.” He expects a lot despite there being no prospect of an allowance increase, which leaves me at a loss. (I think his lack of financial余裕 makes him even more demanding.) Originally, the arrangement was simply that we’d meet twice a month for ¥70,000. But now he gets angry if I don’t message him every day, pressures me, acts possessive, and interferes in my private life. The other day, he saw me while I was out privately. I had told him I had somewhere to be, but apparently I looked like I was free. He aggressively confronted me, saying, “I saw you getting into a car with another man!” The car was my family’s, and the man was my father, who’s in his 60s. Even after I explained that it was my dad, he said, “There’s no way that was your father,” and refused to believe me. (It really was my biological father lol.) I don’t even know where he’s watching me from, and it honestly creeps me out. Even when we’re together, if my phone merely vibrates (it was just a chain message), he interrogates me, asking, “Are you messaging someone else?” He’s far too much of a wannabe boyfriend, and his delusions are getting ridiculous. I’m exhausted. Should I cut things off with him? This is my first papa (a male supporter), and the experience has made me distrustful of people.
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だて◎ゆめ
👨 Male Universe member
In my opinion, if the relationship isn’t enjoyable and mutually beneficial, it’s probably best to end it. I started compensated dating after turning 60, but it’s difficult to maintain the level of distance that feels right for both people, isn’t it? If someone acts too distant, it feels completely transactional, but if they get too close, it can be awkward since you’re not actually boyfriend and girlfriend—or vice versa.(笑) In your case, I was wondering if your papa (a male supporter) might also be getting a little too close.
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シアトル
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スペ90以下のひとを厚く囲い込み、一生面倒見て実質一夫多妻で大切にしたい独身です。
Age: 50s 👨 Male Universe member
Someone that broke—surely he’s made up, right? I’m embarrassed as a fellow male member. If it’s true, block him immediately. Before you do, tell him he’s being way too controlling and send him a copy of this page.
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カズ
Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
I don’t know whether you should break up, but I do think that anyone who can’t make a decision like this without asking others for advice probably shouldn’t be in an allowance-based relationship.
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