I’m a housewife, two years postpartum. I gave up on papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) because my breasts have sadly changed, but I’m wondering whether to get breast augmentation and start papa-katsu again.
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Men do care about things like shape and firmness, right?
Seattle.
I really don’t care what shape her breasts are.
Honestly, phrases like “It’s been forever since I’ve done it with my husband, so hurry up and put it in,” like something out of an erotic manga, turn me on a hundred times more.
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I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well.
I’m not quite sure what you mean by “disappointing,” but hasn’t it simply returned to how it was before?
Two years after giving birth… I’d say that’s perfectly normal.
If you’re worried about having a small chest, I think most men wouldn’t consider it a problem even if you’re an A cup.
> Men look at shape and firmness, right?
They do. (笑)
But you can’t tell until you’re naked. And if the conversation beforehand is enjoyable, or your technique afterward is amazing, or even if you don’t have much technique but are proactive…
Then honestly, shape and firmness? Those things completely go out the window.
So I think you’d be better off worrying about other things.
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