To male members: If you put what I’m about to say into practice, women’s attitude toward you will definitely change—even if you only give a small allowance (around ¥50,000). Read this.
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Have you ever received cold treatment from a female member during sex?
One reason is “““bad breath”””.
・Take care of your oral hygiene every day, and get a professional cleaning at the dentist once a month.
・Don’t drink coffee on days you’re having sex. Seeing a papa (a male supporter) drink coffee at the hotel right beforehand makes me feel sick.
・The combination of cigarettes and coffee is even worse than vomit. Stop it.
・Don’t overdrink, either. The smell of alcohol when kissing is awful. If you drink, make sure to have plenty of water afterward. The breath of a papa who has been drinking and has a completely dry mouth is also pretty unbearable—about as bad as garlic breath.
・Avoid café au lait as much as possible, too. The combination of a papa’s yellowed teeth and the sickly sweetness of café au lait can make the smell so bad your face twists up.
・If you want to look clean and well-groomed, get whitening and orthodontic treatment. Women notice a papa’s teeth more than you might think.
Your teeth can reveal your upbringing and character. If you’re an old guy saying, “I can’t afford that!”, then you have no business chasing women at a dating club.
That’s all.
Take this to heart and start putting it into practice today.
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
I wonder if she forced herself to have H. The wording is kind of scary ^_^
I love coffee (café au lait), so this hits close to home. But I’m extremely careful about it.
I don’t want my favorite papa-katsu partner to dislike me. I’m scared of being disliked. I’d hate for him to become cold during H.
I brush my teeth and floss after every meal, every day.
I get a professional cleaning at the dentist once every three months.
Starting three days before a date, I take these bad-breath supplements:
Sakurofeel (a pharmaceutical product) and Deo Guard (DHC).
These really work ↑
I avoid garlic and other strong-smelling foods starting two days beforehand.
If my stomach feels heavy, I take stomach medicine.
The day before, I use a tongue scraper to remove buildup.
On the morning of the date, I use an alcohol-based mouthwash.
Right before meeting, I have some Mintia.
Immediately after eating, I use mouthwash
(there’s usually some in the restaurant restroom).
I have more Mintia while we’re heading to the room.
I always brush my teeth before kissing.
In the shower, I rinse directly inside my mouth.
What do you think? If I go to this extent, would I get the best H treatment even for ¥50,000?
On the other hand, there are also papa-katsu girls with really strong breath or intimate odor, and some of them don’t get repeat arrangements.
Both men and women should be mindful of their scent so they don’t make the other person uncomfortable.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
What you’ve written is exactly right.
I’ve always thought that making a completed bad-breath check at a dental clinic a requirement for male membership would be a good idea.
Men would benefit a lot from that, too. They’d no longer have to hear excuses like, “I don’t kiss.” There would probably be more moments when women themselves move in closer—face to face, eye to eye.
It’s quite a gap, almost like in the drama *Heaven and Hell*.
Before going on a date—or joining—go to a dental clinic that specializes in bad breath!
That’s absolutely right.
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
I drink, smoke, and have coffee—basically, I’m into everything—so I’d probably be one of the top candidates for being treated coldly. But I’ve never actually received that kind of treatment.
I’m sure there must be some smell, though maybe they’re just putting up with it. It’s complicated, haha.
Seeing this question made me realize how grateful I am that they usually spend time with me while smiling.
At the same time, if they’re only seeing me while treating me coldly, I’d rather they didn’t force themselves to continue seeing me...
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I’m Meg, a female member.
Wow, that’s incredibly condescending—I’m kind of shocked, lol.
I wonder if they had a really bad experience…
> Sencho (*^^*)
Thank you.
I’m still very much a beginner, so…
I’ll be careful not to get deceived! lol
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here as well.
Interesting...
Way too interesting, lol.
Since this isn’t technically a question, I would normally hide it, but it was so entertaining that I wanted to display it. And since it seemed like Mac-san was giving me a little push, I decided to show it, lol.
Ah—
“Have you ever been treated coldly by a female member during sex?”
That was the question, wasn’t it?
Since it was a proper question after all, displaying it was perfectly fine.
I wonder if anyone actually gets treated coldly?
Though I imagine they’d be turned down before it even got that far...
> If you want to look clean and well-groomed, get your teeth whitened and straightened. Women notice an older guy’s teeth more than you’d expect.
True—if you have the money, you should at least spring for orthodontic treatment and whitening instead of being stingy.
That said,
“No coffee,” “No café au lait,” and so on...
I feel like personal preferences are coming into play here too.
Is black tea okay, then?
> Any old guy who says, “I don’t have that kind of money!” has no business going to a club to play around with women.
Hahahaha.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
As a coffee-loving smoker, this hits way too close to home—my heart hurts. I usually have coffee first thing in the morning, but today I ended up buying tea instead, haha. I’ll be more careful from now on!
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I can feel how earnest you are, but I wish you’d somehow phrased it as a question!
Oh, I guess that one polite sentence ending in “〜ませんか？” does count as a question.
After all, this question box is the only place where my writing might be seen exactly as it is by the male members.
I wonder if it’ll be posted?!
Marika
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