Do men prefer women who are a little bit of a tease?

From what you’ve described, she sounds like the type I’m not comfortable with. She seems like someone you’d find at a hostess club. She might be fun to hang out and drink with, but I wouldn’t want a papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) arrangement with her. “Buy me this,” designer belongings… I don’t make offers to women who seem like they’d be expensive to keep up with. Ideally, I’d like to do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) with someone who’s as ordinary as an office worker. I’ve had more than enough of the nightlife type.

Basically, I like women who are willing to show their true selves. Everyone has their own personality, and it’s usually different from what I imagined, so they end up throwing me for a loop and always give me that little-devil feeling. But women who simply play the little-devil character don’t really appeal to me（笑） It may also depend on how a man got into this kind of thing. I started out trying to win over women working in the adult entertainment industry (delivery health services), become intimate with them, and eventually build a relationship where we could meet outside the establishment. So their physical reactions were an important indicator for me. Compatibility matters, of course, but when feelings get involved, those reactions can be completely different, so I sometimes used that as a clue. With that as my premise, I came to love even the quirks and selfish demands I couldn’t understand. People who started out in the nightlife industry may have a different perspective. With the little-devil character being a genre in itself, I think it’s like a game of figuring out how to get past the surface—not just letting yourself be drained of money, but going deeper. Either way, I feel like it’s a little different from the worldview the person asking the question has in mind. Taro

It was probably just the mood of the moment. Men are human too, so sometimes they act according to the atmosphere. Personally, I don’t like women with a devil-may-care, teasing side because they’re a hassle. Of course, everyone has different tastes, so I’m sure some people do like that type.

I’m Paper Airplane, looked down on and taken lightly not only by my wife and daughter, but even by my pets. Having a distinctive edge isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s better than getting lost in the crowd… The women at the club are all kind, thoughtful, cheerful, and fun—so wonderful that they hardly seem like women who do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) at all. To keep an arrangement going among women like that, I think compatibility and individuality are important too. Standing out from the others might actually help you get ahead.