I’m the papa-katsu woman who recently asked about papas’ preferences.

Mac-san said, “Does the questioner have a main papa?” so I thought about it, but just like Mac-san, I love all my papas equally. I currently have three papas, and I genuinely adore each of them—not because they’re generous (well-paying) papas who give me a large allowance, but emotionally. I love them so much that I’d even want to have a child with any of them. While I’m with each one, I feel the same way: “If I just had this one woman, I wouldn’t need anyone else. I want to stay by her side for the rest of my life. I truly feel that way.” Every time, with each of them, I think, “I want to be with just this papa forever!” As for the question, “Don’t you find it difficult when you’re dating someone other than that papa? Don’t you think about your main papa?”—no, it isn’t difficult at all. So I wanted to ask about men’s psychology. One papa continues to spend the most time with me and insists that I’m his main girl, while also making offers to other women. I’m wondering whether this comes from loving everyone equally, as I do, or whether he simply wants to see different women for physical reasons. I haven’t designated any of my three papas as my main one. Like the image of polygamy in Islam, I’m able to love them all equally. But this particular papa seems to want me as his main girl while also wanting to get to know other women. What goes on in the mind of a man who thinks this way? Does he simply have certain faces or body types he likes, and love every woman who fits them equally? Or does he not love anyone at all? Is he trying to test how far his manliness will take him by going from one woman to another…? I just don’t understand. Sorry this is so rambling.