I have a question about highly educated but seemingly unintelligent papa-katsu girls.

Once you become a papa-katsu girl, I think the most annoying question is when a papa you haven’t opened up to asks, “Why do you do papa-katsu?” Whether you tell the truth or lie, some irritating follow-up is always waiting. For some reason, everyone asks this exhausting question: “Why do you do papa-katsu?” What is this, a job interview? LOL Listen, it costs money for young women in the city to dress well, go out, and enjoy a fulfilling lifestyle. There are way too many clueless old guys who don’t understand that. Of course I want hair removal. Almost every beautiful woman gets it done. I want to go to salons, too. I want to attract a high-value guy. I’d also like to visit the hair salon more often. I want to have fun. But my salary is almost entirely eaten up by rent, utilities, and food. I don’t have enough money. That’s the reality we’re enjoying ourselves within, so don’t look down on the woman in front of you. Respect her, and don’t ask unnecessary questions. Precisely because this is the kind of world it is, I think you need imagination and consideration for the other person. What the person asking this question lacks is gratitude toward the woman in front of him—and gratitude toward the beauty industry that gets people to take out loans.

Living on your own may be unavoidable if it’s to escape toxic parents. Taking out a loan for esthetic treatments is fine if you’re prepared for it, but if you haven’t even considered the interest on revolving payments, you’re just an idiot. Even without keeping a budget, I think you’ll be fine as long as you only buy necessities and pay in full each time. As an aside, is spending money earned in the adult entertainment industry on host clubs some kind of illness? They should just save it.

There’s a saying, “Birds of a feather flock together,” as well as the idea that you’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with. Perhaps you’re attracting people who are on your own level. There are also terms like “dislike of one’s own kind” and “familiarity breeds contempt,” so maybe the unpleasant behavior you see in others is, to some extent, present in you as well. Personally, I have absolutely no interest in how much money other people have. You’re simply being careless and snooping into other people’s wallets. Since this is as good an opportunity as any, why not try changing the kind of people you associate with? To do that, you’ll need to improve yourself as well. Even if you force yourself to associate with people who aren’t on your level, it will only wear you out.

Do you keep a household budget? I don’t. I just think you’re overly meddlesome and annoyingly nitpicky about other people. I’d suggest dealing with your own sloppy penis first.