> Are you perhaps posting through a VPN? That’s pretty impressive for a woman in her 20s, lol.
So you feel there’s a good chance the person behind the posts is actually male, right?
I agree.
They’re probably just one person submitting questions under multiple personas, sometimes as a woman and sometimes as a man—using a VPN, a proxy, or asking someone they know to post for them.
That would explain why there have even been cases where the dividing line itself was accidentally included in the post.
With so many strange questions like these, ordinary users are probably too intimidated to ask anything anymore. It feels similar to someone deliberately disrupting the message board.
Still, I’d like to believe this particular person is someone else, since they use punctuation properly and don’t insert line breaks in odd places.
As for the skill of getting money out of someone, I think there are many women with remarkably impressive skills that they keep hidden. I especially admire those who research and hone their skills on their own without being taught by anyone.
That said, making a man feel in the end that he was deceived or made a mistake is still a sign of immaturity. I’d rather they develop the skill to make him feel, right up to the very end, that spending money on her was worthwhile.
If he remains happy until the end, I don’t think he’ll regret seeing his assets decrease. When viewed as payment for the happy time he was able to spend, it seems perfectly justified.
Just because someone is wealthy doesn’t mean they invest in everything.
Wealthy people invest in all kinds of things, so they also learn to recognize what’s worth investing in.
You seem to receive a lot of offers, so could it be that, conversely, you’re less invested in each individual one?
She seems naturally straightforward, which may be one of her strengths, but I’d like to add that there’s also the possibility that “the guy just has a small capacity—or was simply lying.” On the other hand, if he really did spend that much money in the past, it may be that the questioner simply lacks the skill to get money out of him.
What I want to emphasize here is that this doesn’t mean “the questioner has no appeal.” It’s a skill.
Getting into someone’s head and making them emotionally invested requires skill. For example, if you look at photos of Riri-chan, the “sugar baby scammer,” you wouldn’t think she was an incredibly attractive woman, would you? Not based on her appearance, anyway.
Even thieves and con artists need skills. It’s not necessarily about attractiveness.
Your ID is different from the one on your previous question, and it doesn’t look like either ID has a history of posting questions before. Are you perhaps posting through a VPN? That’s pretty impressive for a woman in her twenties, lol.
> Well, if there are only weird questions like this, ordinary people will be too scared to ask anything anymore.
Well, actually, right after I started answering again in mid-August, as I mentioned before, I received a reverse offer from an 18-year-old virgin.
She said that reading the Q&A box gave her the confidence to sign up for Univa, so even if people don’t ask questions themselves, it seems some of them are still finding the posts useful in one way or another.
Even if the questions are made up, I suppose it’s still fine if they end up helping someone, leading to a reverse offer in my case, giving other answerers something to do, or helping us organize our own thoughts and figure out where we stand overall.
So, I came up with a way to search IDs and put it together. I’ll keep using it to make little sarcastic digs like I did this time, but if I go too far, people on the question-asking side will clam up, so I’ll try to keep it moderate. Please keep sending in questions. Just don’t make them overly provocative.
> I wish he had the skill to make her feel, right up to the end, that spending money on her had been worth it.
Exactly. It’s really infuriating. I’ve been dragged around by this whole situation for the past year.
When they’re 18 or 19, they still have some childishness left in them, so you can hope that, if they were just in a bad environment, they’ll grow in a better direction. But once they reach their early twenties and their personality has solidified, you realize, “So this is who they really are,” and your interest dies all at once. They’re young, so you can’t tell from their appearance yet, but they’ll probably turn into some strange old woman someday.
Though it’s not like I’m in any position to judge other people. I’m a papa-katsu papa, after all.
