Lately, I’ve started finding it difficult to be touched by the older men I met through papa-katsu, so I began spending time with men my own age. For some reason, though, they give me money. We never discuss papa-katsu, ask for money, or even mention that I used to do papa-katsu.
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Could having done papa-katsu somehow bring you better financial luck or something like that?
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
I’m glad you’ve been freed from that “old man,” or whoever he was.
Even if they’re young, that still counts as papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)—or financial assistance. It means the younger person isn’t genuinely interested in you and is signaling that it’s just about money.
Still, you seem satisfied with the arrangement, so that’s good.
If you can’t tolerate older men, this kind of activity must be pretty tough for you. I feel sorry for you.
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this as well.
> Do you think having experience with papa-katsu can somehow improve your financial luck or something like that?
It may be that, because you’ve done papa-katsu, you’ve developed a certain allure.
Even if you don’t say anything, you might be wearing expensive-looking items.
When men see that, they may feel that they have to give you money.
That said, I hear younger men tend to offer smaller amounts, so the question is whether you’re satisfied with that.
If you are, then I think it’s fine.
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I’m Shingo Lee, a columnist.
Receiving money without even knowing why is pretty alarming. Maybe that’s just how young people with money act, but I think you’re simply being treated like a toy.
Your financial luck hasn’t improved. If anything, you haven’t developed the ability to earn money on your own, so it’s pretty obvious that your financial situation will only get worse from here.
Let’s face reality and try to do better.
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You’re being way too optimistic—I couldn’t help but laugh.
It seems like you see me not as a girlfriend you genuinely fall for and want to cherish…
but as someone you have to treat that way in order to have fun with.
Akari
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I’ve never heard of papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) improving anyone’s financial luck.
If you think your luck with money has improved, why not buy a lottery ticket?
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