I can’t make my schedule work with my long-term papa. I recently started working night shifts, but he always suggests meeting on weekday mornings or around noon because it’s easier for him to leave the house then. That means I have to go straight from work without sleeping, and honestly, it’s physically exhausting. I don’t think I can keep this up.
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Don’t you think there are very few PJ girls who can meet on weekday mornings?
When a papa and a PJ can’t make their schedules work, how do you usually handle it?
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I feel like having incompatible schedules can also be a sign that the chemistry just isn’t there. At that point, I think there’s a good chance you’ll naturally drift apart.
You might be better off looking for someone whose schedule works with yours behind the scenes.
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Why not try getting 2–3 hours of deep sleep right after your night shift?
If it helps you feel less stressed and makes up for some of your sleep deprivation, you can keep doing it.
Ideally, I’d recommend crashing right after being intimate.
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If you don’t want to end things with your papa (male supporter), you’ll have to put up with going on dates after night shifts. But he can tell that you’re struggling, so I think you’ll probably part ways soon.
Even your papa wouldn’t want you showing up for a date when you’re forcing yourself. Why not try looking for a new papa?
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People who work in the service industry usually have weekdays off, so I don’t think they’re that uncommon.
For early-morning golf in the summer, we leave at 4 or 5 a.m., but I imagine only a few PJs can accommodate that.
If our terms don’t match, I’ll look for someone who can.
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