・The papa-katsu woman who claimed to be a flight attendant was actually unemployed
・She lied about her educational background
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How were these lies found out?
I’m also a full-time papa-katsu woman, but I claim to be an office worker with a regular day job, and although I graduated from a women’s university, I pretend I went to Waseda or Keio, so I’m constantly nervous about when I’ll be found out....
Actually, though, among the women registered with Universe and actively using the service to some extent, I feel like 80% either work in the nightlife industry or are full-time papa-katsu women, even though they say they have regular day jobs....
What exactly are men dreaming of?
I’m columnist Fuu.
This is a world where some amount of lying is inevitable, and there are things people want to keep hidden. But if you lie too much, the truth will gradually come out, and your papa will cut you off, leaving you to suffer. It’s horrifying just imagining it.
Men aren’t all idiots, either. They’ll wake up from the fantasy and start judging things rationally. Be careful—the backlash can be huge once they feel they’ve been deceived.
If 80% of the female members were professional papa-katsu girls, then out of 7,000 registered women, half—3,500—would receive offers, and 80% of those would mean 2,800 professional papa-katsu girls??
LOL, there’s no way, right?
Maybe the person asking isn’t a club member? I know there isn’t a field on the profile for listing your university. So are you saying she deliberately tells them she went to Keio or Waseda when they meet, just piling another lie on top of the first?
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I make offers based on a woman’s occupation, so I talk quite a bit about her work. Because of that, I think it would be nearly impossible to completely lie to me about your job.
I’ve made quite a few offers so far, and I’ve never met a woman who lied about her occupation.
There may be women who do misrepresent their jobs, but I think they’re very few and far between.
Nan a Ayase,
Women with experience working in the adult entertainment industry are often good at bringing men to climax. It’s hard to explain the difference, but it’s not exactly the same as simply being good at sex.
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I’m Nana Ayase ☆
I recently quit my job as an executive secretary and am currently unemployed, but I’m taking my time looking for work. If anyone is willing to hire me, I’ll work hard, so please consider me. <(_ _)>
> Since I’m a full-time papa-katsu girl but claim to be an office worker, and say I graduated from Keio when I actually went to a women’s university, I’m constantly nervous about when I’ll be found out.
I don’t think it’s right to assume everyone else is like you just because that’s how you are. I’m sure 70 or 80 percent of them have regular jobs...
Yesterday, at Summit, someone said, “I see, sex workers are good at H. I’d like you to teach me those techniques. You want us both to enjoy ourselves, right?”
☆ Kazu, thank you for explaining the difference. I’d like to help my male supporters enjoy themselves—if only I knew how...
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, answering this one too.
Just because you’re surrounded by lies doesn’t mean everyone else is the same.
Generally speaking, most people aren’t lying.
As you said, I think that’s because they don’t want to keep doing this while constantly worrying about getting caught.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Just because the questioner is being dishonest doesn’t mean it’s fair to say that 80% of women who claim to have regular day jobs are actually in the nightlife industry or full-time sugar dating.
As for women in the nightlife industry, I tend to avoid offering them because I get the impression that they may string things along without becoming intimate, or that they’re more likely to want shopping dates.
Also, since I only see someone about once a month, I doubt full-time papa-katsu participants would find dating me appealing.
As long as those points are clear, I don’t really mind if it turns out she lied. I’m not living in some fantasy world.
Incidentally, I’ve also encountered a woman at the club who said she had no experience in the sex industry, but was actually still working as a sex worker.
I found out because, after we became close, she told me herself. She was actually the club’s number-one earner.
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