DaiGo says that if there’s a huge, parent-and-child-like age gap, you shouldn’t act proud or claim any rights just because you gave her a few tens of thousands of yen.
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He’s talking about a 46-year-old man.
He says, “At least give her around two million yen.”
Why do older men act so entitled just because they gave a few tens of thousands of yen?
You guys are old men!
Give me 30 million yen.
I’m Seattle, the old geezer.
Even the person I’ve given the most to has received only around ¥10 million in total.
I wonder if Makeo-san earns hundreds of millions of yen a year and has assets of over ¥1 billion. I’d love to meet him someday at a meetup for male members.
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I’m Shingo Lee (Shingori), a columnist.
I’m an older guy, but I’m seeing an 18-year-old woman without paying her. Sorry.
I’ll use that as motivation to work hard, earn money, and pay plenty of taxes so I can give back to you, the questioner.
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This is Nana Ayase ♡
They’re treating you pretty arrogantly, huh? It’s understandable to put up with it to some extent, but if it gets really bad, please report them to Universe.
By the way, why 30 million? Say 100 million instead.
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I’m a male member—and a total loser.
Is 30 million yen really enough?
I actually set up a company for my top girl and made everything belong to her.
She doesn’t know about it, though.
You can do this with an LLC. Those who know, know.
*This is set up together with a will.
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this one too.
> Why do guys act so high and mighty just because they give you a few tens of thousands of yen?
I guess you’ve only ever been involved with that kind of person.
At Universe, there are people who give much more generous allowances, and there are also people who don’t act superior.
I hope you meet someone like that soon.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
So you’re seeing a man who acts arrogant, huh…
Thirty million yen? Then marry your papa (a male supporter) and inherit it.
The more someone has worked to earn their money, the less they want to waste it.
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Is it just me, or do Daigo’s words feel empty and fail to resonate because he hasn’t accomplished anything himself? They just sound like shallow platitudes.
I feel sorry for the questioner for only coming across arrogant papas. It’s a shame, since there are decent ones out there too.
If you want 30 million yen, why not marry someone wealthy? Marry into money! Still, if you’re aiming for 30 million yen, it looks like you’ll need plenty of hard work and patience.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
Sometimes I wonder if I’m able to be kind and humble because, somewhere deep down, I have that dark side that feels this way toward my papa. People might not really understand this feeling, though…
But every now and then, when I argue with the handsome papa I often write about here, I’ll say things like, “Don’t get all worked up over every little thing when you’re arguing with a woman young enough to be your daughter, you f***ing old geezer!!” He just cracks up laughing, though.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s not as though those words came from God, Buddha, or a prophet, so there’s no need to treat them as something so sacred.
I’m sure there are plenty of people who don’t act all high and mighty, too.
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I’m Paper Plane, a male member.
Apparently, if you call an Osaka auntie “miss,” they’ll all turn around.
If you call her “young man,” you might get something in return… If she were my number-one girl, I’d probably give her around 3,000 over the rest of my life… But after doing the math, I think it would probably be about twice that.
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