During pillow talk, he told me, “You’re smart and beautiful, so I feel like you’ll disappear as soon as you find someone to marry.”
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I’ve heard that when a man says during pillow talk, “I don’t think you like me,” it can be the reverse of saying, “I don’t like you.”
So do you think he was basically saying, “Once I get tired of you, I’ll disappear right away”?
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Wouldn’t it be a problem if he genuinely fell for you? Or if he didn’t get bored and became obsessed with you? This is papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), after all.
Why not just avoid overthinking it and let it go in one ear and out the other?
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Rather than imagining things that haven’t even happened yet, it’s more productive to think about how you can increase your allowance over the long term.
If I were a sugar baby, I’d focus solely on how to increase the frequency of dates, raise my allowance per date, and turn it into a long-term arrangement.
That’s just my take.
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