These days, with utility bills and the cost of living rising while wages remain stagnant, some companies seem to allow employees to take on side jobs.
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One of my coworkers works part-time at McDonald’s on weekends to help cover living expenses.
I’m single, but are there married women with children who do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) to help support their families?
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Of course, they do.
The motivation for women who do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) is that they need money. Some are married, and some have children. Some engage in papa-katsu to cover household expenses and their children’s education costs.
I think side jobs have become acceptable not simply because wages haven’t kept up with rising prices, but because people’s potential working years have become longer than companies’ lifespans. With labor shortages that can’t be solved by employees who devote themselves entirely to one company and the collapse of lifetime employment, employment practices and the relationship between companies and employees have changed, making side jobs possible.
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Of course, there are also married people and single parents.
We live in a good time for papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), don’t we?
There are plenty of places to find it:
- Dating clubs (like this one)
- Papa-katsu apps and websites
- Dating apps
- Online dating sites
- Social media, like X
- Street solicitation
You’ll probably be able to find it somewhere.
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That used to be me, but I’m single now.
☆I’m single, but are there women who do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) to cover living expenses even though they’re married and have children?
I’m sure there are plenty.
Besides, people don’t do papa-katsu solely for the money. If you simply need money, wouldn’t it be quicker to work a regular job and take on a side job in the adult entertainment industry?
There’s no guarantee you’ll get an offer every time you do papa-katsu.
Were you trying to look down on married women with children?
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