I’m in Seattle.
I went to the gym for four months, but I hated strength training so much that I gave up.
My weight hasn’t changed. I maintain my figure through calorie restriction.
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Some people have personal trainers, and quite a few seem to work out at the gym too.
Since you’re going to be intimate with someone you meet through a dating club, I think it’s only natural to want to look your best.
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I’m Date ◎ Yume, a male member.
My job is very physically demanding, so every day is basically like a workout. My build hasn’t changed at all since high school.
But somehow—maybe because of COVID, or because I haven’t been working?—I gained 4 kg over the winter, and my waist has gotten 6 cm bigger. 😭
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Some have amazing home gyms; some get to work before anyone else and keep up with bodyweight workouts in an empty office; some have always loved training—and love sharing all kinds of fitness tips with me; and some keep lifting so they can ride their beloved Harleys looking cool for years to come. There are also those who were inspired by my training and started working with a personal trainer themselves—there have been two so far. It really varies.
On the other hand, I’ve also had pot-bellied papas (male supporters) tell me things like, “You don’t have to work that hard,” or, “Let’s just eat lots of delicious food today.”
Basically, I prefer men who work out. I enjoy training too, so we have plenty to talk about.
Marika
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I’m Gaku, a male member.
I started strength training, which boosted my testosterone and led me to start papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
But the reason I’ve kept it up is so I can continue carrying my monthly arrangement partners like princesses.
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I’m Hikōki, a male member.
I still do a bit of bodyweight training to keep my weight about the same as it was when I was a student.
The reason I’ve kept it up all this time is that I’m seeing someone. If I suddenly started working out, she’d get suspicious…
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