Sex work is a respectable job, too. I want you to feel proud and confident about raising your daughter as a single mother, no matter what anyone else says.
You are not a bad parent. If anyone says otherwise, I’ll punch them myself.
Hmm... I wonder if it might actually be better than having a younger girl jump into this world without knowing anything...
If she does decide to go through with it, please make sure to teach her the proper judgment and boundaries an adult should maintain, even in this kind of world.
I can’t tell you to go for it, but I hope it turns into a valuable experience for her.
There are women who are registered at 37, and they do receive offers.
That said, naturally, they’ll receive fewer offers than women around 30. And if you didn’t receive any offers when you registered before, there’s a possibility you won’t receive any this time either.
> Looking at other people’s profiles, it seems like they’re not new members.
I’m not sure how women are able to view other women’s profiles. If this isn’t about Universe Club, I think you should contact the dating club in question.
Regarding your daughter, if you found yourself at a loss for words, I think it’s reasonable to oppose it. If you’d had a positive experience yourself and felt it was worthwhile, I don’t think you would have been lost for words.
Universe Club didn’t exist 14 years ago, so it wouldn’t have been through Universe Club. You’d be registering as a new member.
If you register together as a parent and child, clearly stating that you’re related, it might attract attention since I’ve never seen that before.
If you’d rather not do that, you can register normally. However, since there are so many beautiful women, you may not receive any offers unless you have something distinctive about you.
As for being 36, that’s perfectly fine. There are plenty of members around that age.
You had your child at 19
and joined a dating club at 22,
but didn’t receive any offers.
→ If someone had no offers at 22,
then realistically, getting offers at 37
would be pretty much impossible unless
she became miraculously beautiful.
My current monthly arrangement is 36.
She’s been on the platinum tier since her 20s
and received tons of offers. She even has
generous (well-paying) papas, and although
she has two children, she looks prettier
and cuter than she did in her 20s.
She recently lost even more weight and
her waist got slimmer, and she said she
lost it for me. I know it was just lip service,
but apparently she’s still doing papa-katsu
and getting offers. She really works hard—
she puts in a tremendous amount of effort.
She runs a business with a generous papa
and says she’s doing papa-katsu because
she wants funding for herself too.
She’s actually been doing papa-katsu longer
than I have, even though I started first, lol.
If you want offers too, I think you’ll need
to put in more effort than the average woman
your age when it comes to beauty and
looking clean and well-groomed.
Men are paying an allowance, after all.
When you think about it, that’s only natural.
You’d need to have something that makes
them choose you, at 37, over a beautiful
woman in her 20s.
When we were kids, once we got past 20,
we started to understand our parents
a little better, didn’t we?
What kind of people they really were.
Our parents and schoolteachers weren’t saints—
they were just ordinary people, lol.
Like finding out that your father visited
adult entertainment venues, for example, lol.
Or learning at a class reunion that a former
homeroom teacher had made a move on a student
and gotten fired, lol.
I understood that sort of thing myself
from around the time I became an adult.
Why not try talking to your child about it?
About registering for adult entertainment work
or papa-katsu. Somehow, I get the feeling
you’re a single mother, aren’t you?
If you were married, you couldn’t really say it,
but if you raised your child on your own,
and especially if it’s your daughter,
I think it might be okay to talk woman to woman
about the hardships you went through.
That’s reality, after all.
