Things to Be Careful About When Riding in a Male Supporter’s Personal Car
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Trust is a given, but if he has a family, I’m extremely careful. For example, I avoid leaving hair behind, wearing perfume, or touching anything in the car—including the seat position. I really care about him, so I want to be as careful as possible to avoid causing any trouble.
If there’s anything else I should be mindful of, I’d appreciate hearing from anyone with experience.
I’m Tetsu, a male member.
I’m happy as long as she’s considerate. If you’re not willing to take the risks involved in having a woman ride in your car, I don’t think you should let her in.
I had a great time once when I got a woman I’d become close with to do something to herself in the passenger seat. Ever since then, she apparently gets nervous whenever she has a chance to ride in my car for a long time, wondering if I’ll make her do something again (lol).
P.S.
> Mac
It’s impressive that you get them to strip completely naked. I can’t go that far.
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Most wives have their own cars, but that doesn’t mean they never ride in their papa’s car.
I suppose the general idea is to avoid leaving any traces.
Every now and then, when my papa lets me drive because I enjoy driving, I’m extra careful to make absolutely sure I don’t get into an accident.
Marika
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I’m Papercraft, a male member.
I really wish people would stop leaving so much lint from their clothes all over the seats.
I’ve never had that happen with women from the club.
It would also be great if people could stop forgetting their piercings or earrings. Phones are easy enough because you can immediately tell whose they are, but when you unexpectedly find a piece of jewelry later…
You can’t just assume whose it is, and if you’re not sure who to contact, you can’t reach out to anyone. At the same time, you can’t hide it somewhere else either, since it would be strange if it wasn’t there when they realized it was missing and came looking for it. So all I can do is leave it buried and hidden deep beneath the seat…
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this one too.
As for what to watch out for…
Hair falls out naturally, so I think it’s really up to the man to take care of that after the date.
Come to think of it, women seem surprisingly likely to leave accessories in the passenger seat.
Is it actually deliberate?
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
I usually tie my hair back with a scrunchie, don’t wear perfume, avoid scratching anything with my heels, don’t change the seat position, don’t leave my belongings scattered around, and make sure I don’t forget anything.
That’s about it, I think.
Going for a drive sounds nice—I love it too.
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