I have a papa (a male supporter) who wants me to send him lots of LINE messages about anything and everything. But even when he says he wants me to message him a lot, I don’t know what kind of things to say. He sends me LINE Pay if he enjoys the messages, so… What kinds of messages do men like receiving? If I send something like “Hope your day is going well,” all I get back is something like “Thanks,” and the conversation ends…

I’m in Seattle. Maybe that papa doesn’t have any other women. He’s devoted to you. I don’t want to be a bother, so I don’t send a lot of LINE messages, but I’m really happy whenever he messages me—even if it’s just casual small talk. If something makes me laugh, I often send him some LINE Pay money too. Even if it’s only a small amount, money is better than gifts.

I’m Kazu, a male member who once stopped seeing someone because our LINE chats had become boring. I usually message her about topics we often talk about on dates. For example, if she likes anime or manga, I’ll bring those up; if she’s interested in finance or economics, I might talk about current events or stocks. If you haven’t really been talking about anything in particular, why not try sending her something about what you ate, what’s trending around you, or the news? However, if your papa (a male supporter) is the jealous type, I’d avoid sending photos of food that make it look like you’re out on a date. Rather than dismissing the idea from the start by saying it feels like blogging, I think it’s better to send something and see how your papa responds. By the way, I’m curious how much LINE Pay your papa gives you. I’ve also considered sending a LINE allowance via LINE Pay to a woman I message often but only meet about once a month.

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well. Thanks for your question. Whether the content is enjoyable depends on the other person. If you’re asking how to receive LINE Pay, I think it would be better to include several examples of things you’ve talked about in the past that led to receiving it. Other than that, if you have nothing else to write, it’s fine to leave it at that. But you could also post something blog-like, such as what you ate.