Tips Mar 22, 2021 18:57

I’m a female member experiencing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) for the first time.

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Sorry for the long post. This happened about a year ago, but I’m still bothered by the words and actions of the first person who made me an offer. ・He was about 15 minutes late for our first date. ・On our first date, he kept me for six hours without discussing it with me beforehand. We talked at a café for about 30 minutes, and spent the rest of the time at a hotel. Even the conversation at the café consisted mostly of vulgar topics, such as dirty jokes and making fun of things he had overheard elsewhere. ・During our second date, he suddenly said, “Don’t you think you should get your eyes fixed?” I was shocked because I had never met anyone who would seriously say something like that directly to someone, regardless of their gender or age. I also couldn’t help thinking that, with no sense of cleanliness and no appearance that gave him any right to criticize someone else’s looks, he had some nerve. ・The rough treatment left me sore, and when I told him, “I can’t do anything more today,” he reduced my allowance, saying, “Then it’s three hours today, so three.” It felt as though he was calculating it by the hour. I ended up needing medical treatment because of the soreness. ・He said he wanted us to become friends with benefits—in other words, he wanted to continue without an allowance. ・We only went on four dates, but every time we went straight to a hotel. Even when I hinted that I wanted to do something different once in a while, he wouldn’t agree. (This was shortly before COVID-19 began spreading widely.) At the time, I wondered if this was just what papa-katsu was like since it was my first experience. I also had no other offers, so I decided to wait and see and didn’t write anything in the survey. However, it eventually became too physically difficult for me, so I ended things. After that, I received offers from various other people, and with every date I learned that his behavior was far from normal. I also remember what happened every time I go on a date, compare them to him, and end up feeling unsettled. It’s been about a year, but would it still be okay to tell the management about his lateness and the amount of time he kept me waiting back then? Sorry again for the long post.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office will answer this one as well. Thank you for your question. Even if it’s been a year, detailed feedback like this helps us understand what kind of man he is, so please do send it in. That said, I think the most important part of your feedback is this: He reduced the allowance by calculating it hourly, saying, “Since it was three hours today, that makes three.” Since you wrote that he calculated it by the hour, I assume the original agreement was for six. So the key point is that you agreed on six, but only received three afterward. Also, the fact that he kept you there for six hours on the first date without discussing it with you is important. The club recommends using four hours as a guideline, so I think that point will carry weight as well. On the other hand, while it’s awful that you ended up with irritation in your private area because of his rough fingering, even if you tell the club, I imagine they would have difficulty taking action based on that alone. When explaining why you only received three, I think it would be fine to mention that you had to give up after three hours because you were in pain as a result of what he did. As for: > He said he wanted to become friends with benefits, meaning he wanted to be intimate without paying an allowance. Since this makes it clear what kind of person he is, you could simply write something like, “I was shocked when he suggested continuing to see each other without an allowance.” In any case, I really wish men like that would leave the club.
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“I see. That sounds like you went through a terrible experience.” They’ll at least hear you out. I think that’s a good way to make you seem like a persistent woman. Marika Wow! The staff are amazing. Good thing they didn’t brush you off. But it’s also unclear whether you’d even move beyond the first meeting with someone like that—or why you’d go on four dates with him.
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This is Nagato from the Tokyo office. I’m truly sorry that you had to go through such a distressing experience. If possible, we would appreciate it if you could send us the gentleman’s club name and any other relevant details via the LINE account you’ve been using to communicate with the club. If he has treated other women the same way, he may be subject to being banned from the club. We also hope this can help reduce the chances of women who are scheduled to meet him in the future experiencing similar treatment. Once again, please accept our sincere apologies for causing you such discomfort.
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