If he were too busy to meet, I don’t think he’d become a papa (a male supporter) in the first place.
And besides, the busier you are, the more you want to see someone you care about—and you make time to see them.
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If she’s one of my favorites, I’d actually be pretty happy about it.
Fuu: I’m busy with work this month, so I can’t see you.
Her: Aww, that’s lonely.
But if it’s for work, it can’t be helped.
Good luck!
Her: Do you think we can meet soon?
Her: I was so happy to see you again after such a long time.
As long as she isn’t being pushy, I find it cute and it makes me want to try harder to see her.
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Repeatedly saying “Let’s meet, let’s meet” is annoying.
I don’t think you need to back off completely.
Rather than asking someone who’s busy to do something for you—including meeting up—why not ask if there’s anything you can do for them?
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From my perspective, it depends on the person, the timing, and how you approach them. I also think it varies depending on the man’s personality and way of thinking.
In other words, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.
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