I was shocked to see Kubozuka from Twitter PR send an approving reply—something like, “Exactly. You really do say things that are true to your name—impressive!”—to a tweet saying, “Women involved in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) are at the very bottom of the female social hierarchy, the absolute bottom of the barrel.” Do many people at this club work with that kind of attitude? Even if I’m accused of nitpicking, I find it questionable that they would deliberately run a Twitter account in a way that could make women uncomfortable.

I’m BB7, a male member. Are women who do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) really the lowest of the low among women? I think you can just ignore comments like that and move on. Whether someone claims to be at the very top or the absolute bottom, trying to one-up each other—they’re all still human beings in the end. Who cares? lol

I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. I haven’t read the entire Twitter thread, so I can’t say for sure, but judging from your question, I agree with what you’re saying: > I question why they would run their Twitter account in a way that could deliberately make women uncomfortable. There are many different forms of papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), and all kinds of people take part. I think it would have been better to phrase it as, “Some women may be in the lowest social or economic bracket.” That said, does being in the lowest bracket or at the very bottom make someone bad? I don’t think it does. For example: “This is what I want to do, but I can’t because of financial reasons. Please support me.” Even if someone is at the very bottom financially, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with having an ambition and taking on the challenge of pursuing it. Ultimately, the person providing support makes a comprehensive judgment. Those who need support also have to meet the supporter’s criteria. In my case, I’m open to anyone, regardless of their circumstances. Please feel free to register. At present, I review everyone who registers and make an offer to just one person.