I was talking with my papa, and apparently he gives ¥400,000 every time to four different women.
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They meet once a month or once every two months. He said that while he sometimes gives them money because he likes them, he also supports one of them because she’s really struggling financially.
Do you have to tell your papa yourself that you’re struggling in order to receive support?
I can’t bring myself to ask for anything, and even the papas who liked me have never shown any concern about my financial situation.
I think they probably know that I’m having a hard time.
From what my papa told me, some men don’t want women to think they’re stingy, and they want to be treated more favorably than other papas by offering an allowance above the median.
Should I exaggerate how difficult my financial situation is—even if I have to lie?
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You don’t really need to make a special effort to appeal to him. I’ve never once told my papa (a male supporter) things like, “I’m struggling financially,” “I want this,” or “I need this much money.”
The other day, he even joked, “○○ → your name, you’ve never once asked me to do anything for you, have you? I’m the one who’s always done everything.”
Once you become a papa’s favorite, his allowance will naturally increase within what he can afford, so you don’t need to worry.
To make that happen, I think you need to show your personality: be honest and cute, sexy, and somewhat obedient while still having clear opinions and a strong sense of self.
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Does anyone really support someone just because they’re struggling financially? If so, they must be a pretty extraordinary philanthropist—maybe the head of UNICEF.
You’re forgetting something important.
People want to help because someone they care about is in trouble. Unless both of those conditions are met, the money isn’t going to magically appear.
Why is such a simple thing so hard to understand? Women in the adult entertainment industry in Asia understand this logic down to the core and come at it with everything they’ve got.
If you just want money because you’re struggling, I think you should apply for public assistance. Japan may actually have more reliable government services of that kind.
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