I’m a papa (a male supporter) and work as an emergency physician. I’ve continued papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) as a way to cope with the stress of emergency medicine, but lately I’ve often treated suicides involving middle-aged and elderly people living in poverty, and I sometimes find myself in tears while reading bloodstained suicide notes. So although I feel angry toward the women I meet through papa-katsu, I also take the complicated feelings boiling deep inside me out on them through our adult relationships (intimate). Is it wrong to use papa-katsu as a way to release these negative emotions?

A papa-katsu girl has 100 times more value as a human being than a middle-aged person living in poverty.

A blood-covered suicide note—you really have to hand it straight to the police without reading it, right? I’m worried I might get in trouble for accidentally leaving my fingerprints on it. I don’t think there’s any right or wrong reason for doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). From an ethical standpoint, isn’t it fundamentally wrong to begin with? Whether you build something right or wrong on an already-unethical foundation, the foundation itself is still wrong. It’s the parent-turtle-and-child-turtle theory. Anyway, it seems the same poster is a PJ who’s received a damages claim, the papa of a PJ asking for advice about her allowance, and now someone working in emergency medical services. You’re truly doing a lot.

I think everyone has their own reasons, and that’s nobody else’s business. The post felt like one of those obviously made-up stories, and sure enough, it’s the usual person again.