Tips Jul 18, 2024 00:21

Thank you. I’m the person who asked the question earlier.

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Thank you for your quick response. Sorry to add more, but I’d appreciate your advice. Ayase Nana, thank you. There haven’t been any other offers… Also, we meet either at my place or at a love hotel. At first, he would book reasonably nice hotels for us (business hotels). He often buys and gives me lots of cosplay outfits, but as for gifts for me personally, I’ve only received a necklace for my birthday (worth around ¥30,000) and some laxatives. That said, we work in similar fields, so the fact that he listens to my problems means a lot to me. If I just put up with things, we have a good relationship. But when I hear that he bought his wife a Mercedes and his daughter clothes from a department store—things he has never done for me financially—I’ve started to feel like he’s making a fool of me. When I sulk, he says things like, “I just treated you to a parfait the other day. I shouldn’t have.”
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It may help to sort out how you feel about your current relationship—is it papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), a mistress arrangement, or an affair? Why are you meeting this man? Generally speaking, the less money involved—or the lower the allowance—the more the relationship resembles that of lovers or partners and the healthier it is considered to be. The more money becomes part of the relationship, the more you might feel that your hearts aren’t truly connected. I don’t think papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) is any different in that respect. When it comes to finding a lifelong partner, money shouldn’t be a factor. I think it comes down to waking up and deciding which path you want to choose.
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