Tips Jun 4, 2019 10:30

When I really think about it, what I want is a woman’s “feelings” and “heart,” but all I can get is her “body” and “sex.”

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Is it wrong to think about things this deeply in the first place? Is that not smart?
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I’ll answer too. Why not try approaching a woman with dating type A? Since you generally won’t get her “body” or “sex,” there’s no need to pursue those things. Instead, I think you’ll be able to tell whether the relationship will continue based on whether you’ve won her feelings and her heart. That said, you’ll still need to cover her transportation costs each time (which is essentially an allowance of ¥5,000–¥10,000). You might then wonder whether money is her real motivation, but there’s no point dwelling on that. That’s simply how dating clubs work. Paying money is a given. The question is whether you can win her “feelings” and “heart” there—and what you can do to make that happen. If you’re looking for someone without paying anything at all, I think you should look elsewhere rather than at a dating club.
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This is Saito, the column writer♪. To begin with, do you really need to look for someone through a dating club? Your chances may actually be better through ordinary dating. These clubs originally brought together people who wanted money but were afraid of being recognized. Mr. Harada is the kind of person who takes care of things in the car in ten minutes and then sends them on their way. I imagine there are many people who are only looking for “a body” or “sex.” That said, I think it’s fine as long as you don’t give the other person the wrong idea.
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