Some papas say they’re so busy with work, their children, and taking care of their pets that it’s impossible to schedule dates—or that they don’t make plans at all. But I was shocked to hear about a papa who makes the women he sees quit their jobs so they can come meet him immediately whenever he suddenly has free time, allowing them to do only flexible part-time work. Apparently, he doesn’t let his live-in girlfriend work either, although he covers her living expenses. Do men like this really still exist these days?
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We can hardly meet because his schedule is so unpredictable. After hearing the reason, I have a feeling he might eventually expect the same from me. What he’s doing isn’t normal, is it?
Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer as well.
> What he’s doing is insane, isn’t it?
If you think he’s insane, then simply don’t get involved with him. No one is forcing you.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
One of my papas is like that, but he doesn’t force me to quit my job. I don’t think most papas would make someone quit against their will.
Even when I’m struggling because work isn’t going well, my papa says, “You’ve got my money, so you’ll be fine.” But I basically enjoy my job, so I’m continuing to work. Any man who tries to make you give up something you love is a person to avoid.
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I’m Hikōki, a male member.
It’s more convenient to put it that way.
The truth might actually be 100% the opposite, but believing that may help things go smoothly in the world…
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
That’s a rather difficult post to understand.
I take it you heard that some men make women quit their full-time jobs so they can be more available to them. You’re worried that the man you’re seeing might ask you to do the same.
You’re asking whether it’s unreasonable for a man to make a woman quit her full-time job—is that right?
If the man is giving her enough allowance to cover her living expenses as well, then I wouldn’t consider it unreasonable. In fact, there are probably women who genuinely want that kind of lifestyle.
If both people are happy with the arrangement, then I don’t see a problem with it.
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