I have a child, and I’m thinking of signing up and attending an interview to help supplement my income. But with the weight mentioned above, would my chances of being accepted be quite low?
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Unless you have standout qualities—like being extremely cute or having a sexy, alluring vibe—you probably won’t get many offers.
Very few papas (male supporters) are willing to pay to sleep with someone who’s significantly overweight.
Try losing another 15–20 kg or so.
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If you can afford to buy enough food to maintain that weight, I don’t think you’re struggling financially.
No one is going to offer a plus-size person, so there’s no point in registering. Just get a regular job.
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A weight of height minus 100 plus 10 is the kind of build you’d expect from someone competing in full-contact karate. If her face were at the level of a Korean female idol, it might work. I’ve dated someone like that before.
Just looking at the part where we were holding hands, you couldn’t tell which hand belonged to the man. I said something a little vulgar, and she laughed, saying, “Oh, stop it! lol,” before smacking me. It was a perfect body hook with flawless balance, and the dull thud echoed through Umeda’s underground shopping mall. I was a little embarrassed, but it’s a fond memory.
There are all kinds of theories about how to lose weight, but one thing is certain: cut 400 calories a day from what you’re currently eating, and you’ll lose 2 kg in a month. Just give up either snacks or fried food. If you can’t do that, go for a 30-minute run.
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I see…
People have all kinds of preferences, so it’s hard to say for sure.
That said, if you approach it with a “give and take” mindset, I think it may be difficult.
“Give and give” feels more like the right balance.
Isn’t that what raising children is like? You don’t do it expecting something in return from the very beginning.
The moment you start thinking, “Aren’t I just losing out here?” I feel like it probably won’t last long.
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Look at the data and draw your own conclusions.
You’ll probably pass the interview, but getting offers may be difficult. That said, these are only averages, so it really depends on factors beyond your height and weight.
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