I hate being claimed exclusively, so I tell my papas that I see other papas too. Supposedly, only the ones who don’t mind that should still be around, but they still seem bothered by the other papas. (It’s not like I actively bring up my other papas.)
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Lately, during their post-intimacy clear-headed moments, my single papas have started lecturing me that I should stay away from married men, while my married papas tell me to stay away from single men.
According to the single papas, married men are troublesome because things can get messy if they’re found out.
According to the married papas, single men can become too emotionally invested (what people call a serious crush), and I could end up in a scary situation.
In the end, both of them hedge with, “I’m not trying to tie you down or anything…” But they say it every time we meet, and it’s starting to get annoying.
Until now, I’ve just replied, “Thanks for worrying about me. I’ll be careful.” But are they not satisfied with that?
What are they really trying to accomplish? Do you think they’re genuinely just warning me?
I’m “Paper Airplane,” a male member.
The purpose… is it to spy on me?? Maybe…
Perhaps she’s testing me to see if I’ll finally call it quits and say goodbye.
Men want to feel needed and special, so they pretend not to care while probing for information. If nothing changes, they withdraw on their own and leave when the time is right…
With COVID going around and being so busy…
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
Thank you for your question.
> What do you think their goal is? Do you really think they’re trying to warn people?
Their goal?
I think they genuinely are trying to warn people.
They probably get the feeling that, if left alone, the person might end up getting involved in all kinds of trouble. In other words, she seems like the kind of woman who makes you think, “I wonder if she’ll be okay?”
And I think that’s exactly what attracts many men to her.
She’s the type of woman who makes you want to protect her, so to speak.
Even if it feels like a hassle, men will probably be satisfied if you listen to her every time.
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I’m in Seattle.
I just want a few of the competitors to drop out, that’s all.
The allowance also includes compensation for the hassle of having to brush them off with a casual “Yeah, yeah, yeah” every time.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
> What do you think their intentions are? Do you really think they’re trying to warn people?
That’s exactly it!
Just take it at face value.
Single papas say to stay away from married papas,
and married papas say to stay away from single papas,
that’s all it means, haha.
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I’m Kazu, a male member who doesn’t get possessive but wants to be the best papa for any woman.
It’s basically asking for reassurance that I’m your number-one papa—like a pet whining for food. Tell both papas that they’re your ideal supporter. If you keep telling them they’re your ideal papa, you might not have to listen to their advice.
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