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I’m not making any money in my current work at a delivery health service. It feels like my only options are welfare or working at a soapland—which would you choose? I can’t quite bring myself to choose suicide or prison.

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I’m Ayase Nana, a female member. If you’re not earning money at a delivery health service, working at a soapland probably isn’t for you either. The reason is that soaplands are like Tobita Shinchi in Osaka. At Tobita Shinchi, you won’t do well unless you’re slim, have a good bust, and are sexy and cute—or beautiful. I hear that even on “Monster Street,” customers often don’t come. So how about receiving welfare, leaving the sex industry, and trying papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) instead? You might find an ideal supporter. Please come in for an interview before applying for welfare. If you don’t pass the interview, I think it might also be a good idea to move to a different place in the sex industry.
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I’m in Seattle. I used to work as a caseworker. If you’re a single mother, getting public assistance should be fairly straightforward—you could receive around ¥200,000 a month. Many young single people have mental health conditions. Try applying for a mental disability certificate or disability pension. If you’re healthy, show the city office’s welfare department records of jobs you couldn’t find through Hello Work.
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I’m Kazu, a male member. Since I have a penis, soaplands aren’t an option for me. So setting aside what I would do, I don’t think someone who isn’t doing well at a delivery service will suddenly start making money just because they go to a soapland.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here. I don’t think those are the only two options. Apply for public assistance and exercise your right to a minimum standard of living that is healthy and culturally dignified. Then, with the goal of eventually being able to support yourself without public assistance, look for a job—that’s generally how it works. Start by applying for public assistance. That said, the government’s finances are strained when too many people receive assistance, so it apparently isn’t always easy to get approved. You may need to approach it with a determined attitude and consult a specialist.
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