My mother has started telling me to go do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) because men will give me money, but my parents take every penny I earn. They search through my bag, clothes, and wallet without permission, so I never have any money left.
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I use the money I get to buy a huge amount of food and binge-eat and throw up on my way home from papa-katsu—the only way I can spend it.
If I buy clothes or a bag, they find out.
What do you all spend your money on in situations like this?
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, and I’ll answer as well.
That sounds like a pretty difficult situation.
For example, you could create a PayPay account and have your allowance sent there, or transfer any cash you receive to PayPay before going home. That way, it seems like you could avoid having it taken from you.
It’s difficult to convert PayPay balance into cash, but you can use it to buy all kinds of things. If you can purchase what you want, you could think of it as being more or less the same as cash.
For now, you could save it there, and once you’re able to live on your own in the future, you could use it to buy various things.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Wouldn’t the usual path be becoming a host?
Still, I think it would be more constructive to escape that situation. If you meet a good person, it may be okay to rely on them, and the most reliable way to earn money would be working in the adult entertainment industry. At first, you could stay somewhere like an internet café, avoid wasting money, and work hard. I think you could build a stable, modest lifestyle in less than six months.
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How old are you? It depends on your age, but it’d be nice if you could find a papa (a male supporter) who’d take you in.
Mom… don’t say such frightening things.
You shouldn’t just do whatever your mother tells you.
I wonder if there’s any other way…
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I’m Aya, a female member.
That sounds intense. Couldn’t you open a bank account without telling your parents and keep the money there? I don’t think they’d find out.
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