I was registered with a dating club for about two weeks when I was in college.
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I quickly started seeing a wonderful papa (a male supporter), and we stayed together for 28 years until he passed away.
I’m now 50. Is there still demand for someone my age?
I’m fairly tall, my weight hasn’t changed since my twenties, and I do make an effort with my appearance, but...
I’d really appreciate the honest opinions of male members.
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About 25 or 26 years ago, I introduced a woman in her 20s to a senior acquaintance who is now in his 70s, and they’re still together today. So it sounds like your relationship has lasted about as long—or perhaps even longer—which is wonderful.
As for whether there’s still demand once you’re in your 50s:
I believe the balance between supply and demand works out. There isn’t much supply either, not just limited demand, so I think you’ll be fine.
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Honestly, I can’t say without seeing photos or meeting her in person.
First, come in for an interview at this club. If you pass, there may be a chance; if you don’t, I’d say it’s a no.
That’s an incredible amount of time, though. That was around when papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) was just beginning—more like the early days of “mistress agencies,” really.
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I think there are people in their 50s who still receive offers, but they seem to be the ones who put a lot of effort into their appearance.
I haven’t met them in person, so this is based on their profile photos, but many of them give off a very youthful impression.
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Some men are perfectly fine with dating someone in her late 40s.
That said, men who talk about there being “demand” for women that age, or who compare them to how they looked when they were younger, don’t seem particularly appealing to me.
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