You might be wondering, “Do you really have a job?” But despite appearances, I handle an incredible workload. Papuwa, who has come to my company and actually seen me working firsthand, please serve as my witness m(_ _)m
By the way, I work in the field. I’m not the type who orders people around with a nod and then goes, “Ah, I’m so busy.” I’m a technical professional.
Now, about the “professional PJ” Kaz mentioned in an answer to another question.
“If you had to describe what a professional PJ is in one sentence, they’re the sort of people who post things on Twitter like, ‘Today I went three rounds with old men’s dicks.’” ← Definition
“By the way, professional PJs don’t dislike the fact that there are lots of papas. They just don’t like being made fools of.” ← I agree.
On the other hand, thanks to professional PJs firing off sharp, hard-hitting tweets one after another, there’s the undeniable fact that many girls are encouraged, pushed to take the plunge, and come to register with Uni바. Of course, they also take their affiliate commissions from the referrals.
So basically, the Uni바 staff can’t really afford to cross professional PJs. Even Kaz and I, despite finding them distasteful, benefit from them too. It’s frustrating, but that’s the reality.
My question is:
“What does everyone think about professional PJs?”
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“They don’t seem to be especially fond of intimacy, and they certainly don’t seem to have a thing for older men. As far as hobbies go, all they seem to do is fiddle with their smartphones for tweeting and searching for papas. Their lifestyle is a mystery.” ← By Papuwa. Please talk about professional PJs along these lines. I’d like to use your opinions as a reference for organizing my own thoughts.
Seattle.
Riichi, you’re interesting. I agree—I’d want her to be a true professional.
I wouldn’t mind either becoming a woman in my next life or having my own daughter become a professional papa-katsu girl. Rather than living an ordinary life, I’d want to get rich and make the most of this one life.
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I’m Kazu, a male member, and I’m surprised that “pro PJ” has caught on more than I expected.
My thoughts are already quoted in the question, so I’ll leave them out here.
Reading momo’s answer, I realized that calling someone a “PJ” in the first place does make you sound like a newbie（笑）. I don’t think the real deal would ever go for a “pro PJ.”
As Papuwa says, pro PJs give the impression that they don’t enjoy sex. That’s probably why being in a relationship with one would seem boring. On top of that, they look down on you—it’s a lose-lose situation.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
I’ve never seen anyone write, “I took care of three old men’s junk today,” but it seems that the truly impressive ones go about things very discreetly.
I’ve also heard stories about papas who used to have an adult relationship (intimate) with someone, but no longer do—and still give her about ¥100,000 in allowance, just as before.
Maybe it’s like a grandpa giving his granddaughter spending money. People like that don’t brag about it on social media, so apparently they quietly maintain relationships that others would envy.
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I’m Kamihikoki, a male member.
Based on my experience with meeting women through coupling parties and men’s esthetic salons, as well as working in roles where women make men happy, I feel that even the same woman can have many different sides—or faces.
If a true professional papa-katsu woman exists, she may ultimately be someone who never lets the man she’s with realize even the slightest bit of it.
I’ve seen firsthand that women can play the part so skillfully that men genuinely believe they’re completely pure and innocent—and do it without the slightest effort. The better and more popular the woman, the more true this seems to be.
In a way, that makes the man incredibly happy too. I think he’s probably happier when she plays that role for him.
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Column writer Flagmaker here.
I actually think it’s pretty hard to spot a professional PJ. Some of the professional PJs who post things like, “Today I took care of three old men’s dicks,” on Twitter may be putting on a completely different face for their papas and successfully deceiving them.
I suspect that all of us male respondents may have been fooled by that kind of professional PJ. In fact, if you don’t assume that possibility, you may already be getting deceived without realizing it. My favorite saying is, “Don’t trust anybody.”
They may not fit Mac’s definition above, but I think there are all kinds of professional PJs.
Based on my limited experience and imagination, among the “professional PJs who make their living entirely through papa-katsu,” there are women who are humble and well-mannered because papa-katsu is both their source of income and their place in life.
On the other hand, some women who seem like professional PJs while also having other jobs may feel that papa-katsu isn’t their real place in life, which may be why they sometimes make disparaging remarks about men like that.
Either way, with the right “generosity skills,” you can handle any situation. You can win over any woman. Maybe that’s the true skill of a gentleman（笑）
I’m fine with professional PJs who deceive you politely.
At the same time, rude, jaded professional PJs can also be worth taking on in their own way. It all depends on how motivated I am to fight. Depending on that, anything goes（笑）
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
> “What does everyone think about professional PJs?”
I’ve never seen or spoken with one myself, so I can’t really comment. But I don’t see anything wrong with people like that existing.
That said, she doesn’t seem to be the type of woman I’m looking for as a dating partner.
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