I’m the person who asked the question earlier. Your answer has been a real source of support for me—thank you so much.

For women who only see papas (male supporters) who give 50,000 yen or more, about how many are they usually seeing at the same time? Unless you meet a generous (well-paying) papa, I feel like the only way to increase your income is to increase the number of papas you see. But are there really that many men who can give 50,000 yen or more, in proportion to their disposable income? I’m a second-year working professional, fresh out of college. Working at a hostess club or similar place after my regular job would be too exhausting, so I started papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). I registered with both a dating club and some apps. It’s not like every man offers 30,000 yen. There are definitely men who offer 100,000, 50,000, or 40,000 yen. I think 50,000 yen is fairly common at dating clubs, but since 30,000 yen is the going rate on apps, some men tried to talk me into accepting 30,000 yen. While continuing my daytime job, I’m aiming to meet one person almost every night and earn 1 million yen a month. The reason is that I did compensated dating of a different kind while I was a student, and my standard of living went up. I’m considered high-end lounge-hostess level in terms of appearance. It wouldn’t be possible to reach 1 million yen a month by seeing only men who give 50,000 yen or more. I think the pool of men who can give 50,000 yen or more is very small relative to their disposable income. I don’t meet men who offer 15,000 or 20,000 yen, since I only meet one person a day. But I’ve continued meeting people who come my way unless there was a serious problem, so I’ve started to get a realistic picture of things. By far, 30,000 yen is the most common budget, and there seems to be an abundance of men offering that amount. I think most women probably won’t meet anyone offering less than 50,000 yen, but wouldn’t that make it difficult to save much money? (Excluding the exceptional women who are incredibly successful.) There may be more men offering 50,000 yen or more at dating clubs, but overall, they’re still very few. There are already more women than men at dating clubs, and even when there are men offering 50,000 yen or more, everyone competes for them. Doesn’t that mean there are relatively few men per woman? (I mean in the sense that your schedule would be completely booked on every day you’re available.) Of course, I’m sure there are very popular women who have a queue of men offering 50,000 yen or more. But I’m asking about the overall situation, relative to men’s disposable income. If you’re prepared to have an adult relationship (intimate), it’s only natural to want to save as much money as possible, right? Among women who only see men offering 50,000 yen or more, how many are typically sharing the same men? My guess is that unless they have a generous (well-paying) papa, there aren’t many arrangements that continue at 50,000 yen or more, and the total income isn’t that high either. What do you think?