About highly educated women in papa-katsu and the adult entertainment industry
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I’ve worked in various nightlife businesses, including adult entertainment and hostess clubs, as well as through this club, so I’ve met many papa-katsu girls and women working in the nightlife industry. However, I’ve almost never come across women with elite academic backgrounds. (Personally, I consider graduates of former Imperial Universities or higher, medical school graduates, lawyers, and so on to be highly educated.)
Is it because highly educated women have the ability to earn enough through their regular careers, so they don’t enter these industries? Or do they come from financially comfortable families and simply have no need to? Or are they smart enough to understand the risks and therefore stay away?
Do you think there’s any relationship between academic ability, educational background, and experience with dating clubs—not Type A, but arrangements involving an adult relationship (intimate)—or the adult entertainment industry?
I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts.
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I’m not really sure.
Even if you put a label on it, I’d just think, “So what?”
There aren’t that many people to begin with, so I guess there aren’t many opportunities to meet them either.
Since not many women here disclose the names of their universities, it’s hard to say, I suppose.
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It’s probably simply that there are a lot of people like that in the questioner’s circle.
It’s only natural to be surrounded by people who are similar to you or who share your preferences. Wherever you go, there will also be people who feel the opposite—that they’re surrounded by many highly educated people.
When it comes to papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) and the adult entertainment industry, there may not be many, but one of the appeals of these clubs is that you can actually meet perfectly respectable women—at least on the surface—from former Imperial universities, the medical profession, or top-tier companies. Judging from the number of women I’ve made offers to, it even feels like the odds are fairly good.
As for the connection between the two:
Since there’s no need to do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) or work in the adult entertainment industry unless you’re driven to it, I imagine there is some connection with whether someone has a high income. As for whether education is a factor, I’d say it probably plays some role.
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I’ve come across quite a few of what you’d call highly educated women.
What percentage of the population do you think highly educated women make up? In my experience, I actually encounter them more often than their proportion of the overall population would suggest.
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I’ve also helped a virgin student from one of Japan’s former Imperial Universities “graduate” after meeting her through Univas, and I’ve had adult relationships with around four or five medical students.
I haven’t met any lawyers. There have been plenty of law students from the former Imperial Universities, though.
There are quite a lot of female doctors.
Among male Univas members, doctors are overwhelmingly common, but I get the impression that there aren’t many lawyers. The overall number of lawyers is smaller than that of doctors, of course, but I feel that professional ethics or something similar may be an even bigger factor. Though who knows.
Based on my experience, the proportions don’t seem all that different from meeting people from former Imperial Universities, medical students, or lawyers in ordinary society.
Female medical students seem fairly open to adult relationships, as Makeo-san wrote, since they’re busy studying and it’s an efficient way to earn money.
I don’t know whether there are so many female doctors because they have strong sex drives, because of stress, or because having professional qualifications gives them a freer way of thinking—but there really are a lot of them.
This is the asker’s second question. The previous one was:
“How old can you be and still do papa-katsu? I first registered with this club when I was 18, but within just a few days I received dozens of offers—so many I couldn’t even count them…”
November 1, 2024, 2:43 a.m.
Woman in her 20s, female Universe member
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I met and dated a medical student and a surgeon through Universe Club. I’m still seeing one of them.
Since I’ve personally dated two, I imagine there are quite a few highly educated women registered, including at other dating clubs.
Both of them are incredibly beautiful. The one I’m still seeing also has a really wonderful personality.
Private medical schools have extremely high tuition, while national medical schools are cheaper but very demanding, so students have limited time for daytime part-time jobs. Either way, they need to earn money somewhere.
I don’t know if that’s the reason, but I do see medical students at Universe Club from time to time.
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> By “highly educated,” you mean graduates of former Imperial Universities or higher, medical school graduates, lawyers, and so on.
The first two are educational backgrounds, but being a lawyer is a profession, not an academic qualification, right?
This is where you can start to see how demanding the questioner is. (Calling your personal preferences “academic background” makes it sound like, “I’m the king,” doesn’t it?)
It’s not a sex-work establishment, but Universe has quite a few members who graduated from former Imperial Universities. I don’t clearly remember whether there were any medical school graduates, but I’ve seen at least one in the past, so I imagine there still are some now.
If they’re there but it feels as though they aren’t, maybe their reputation is low and the staff consider them a person to avoid, so they’ve decided not to tell them about the members’ educational backgrounds.
If they think paying money makes things fair, what have they been doing with their life up until now? That’s how it comes across.
I can’t say whether there really aren’t any at sex-work establishments, but it may simply be that the questioner hasn’t been told about them either.
There are even AV actresses who graduated from the University of Tokyo, so I would think there are some at sex-work establishments too.
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Pretty much as the questioner described: the higher someone’s academic standing, the less likely it is. They often come from financially well-off families, too.
As I wrote in my column, I think the person with an academic deviation score of 79 who couldn’t support herself without my assistance was an exception.
Tuition is expensive these days, and toxic parents certainly exist, so without parental support, I think some students have no choice but to enter the nightlife world by the time they reach university.
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