Tips Jul 8, 2023 10:20

I’m sorry that this isn’t a question.

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In the past, I asked several questions here and received a great deal of valuable advice and thoughtful opinions from the answerers. Thank you very much. I’ll take the advice I received seriously, while also holding firmly to my own convictions, and reconsider carefully whether papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) is right for me. Youth and beauty don’t last forever, and earning an income isn’t easy either. There may be times when I earn more in a month than I do from my regular salary. But unless I maintain a sensible attitude toward money, I feel I may ultimately find myself struggling when I’m in my 50s or 60s. I believe papa-katsu can be difficult work as well. I’ll take some time to think again about, “Why am I trying to do papa-katsu? What is my goal?” Thank you all for everything.
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“Not a question.” ↑ In that case, you didn’t have to post it, haha. If you’re going to do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), I think it’s important to clearly establish your position and the kind of arrangement you want. Try not to let yourself get swept along. Also, papa-katsu isn’t a job. I don’t see it as either playing around or working. To me, it’s a relationship between a man and a woman with an allowance involved. It’s completely transactional financially, but we’re exclusive to each other.
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