In response to the previous question about what to ask for, I saw someone answer, “If you were doing mama-katsu, what would you ask for so I’d buy it for you?”
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My first thought was, “I’m already giving you enough, so buy it yourself,” so I feel like she should just buy it herself.
But I may have gotten a little too emotionally involved, and it made me feel empty realizing that she was only spending time with me because of mama-katsu.
Do male members not feel that emptiness?
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
I can relate to the attitude of, “I’ve given you enough, so buy it yourself.”
I think I do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) because of a sense of emptiness—or because I feel like something is missing.
I do feel empty, but I’m having fun.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
There’s always a sense of emptiness.
Even after a satisfying date, I light the cigarette I’d been holding off on during the walk home, blow smoke into the night sky, and think,
“What am I doing with my life?”
Then I fart.
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I’m a male member—and when it comes to her, I’m the loser.
I sometimes feel empty when I’m on a date with someone other than my ace girl.
Especially on the way home after an adult relationship (intimate).
Dates with my ace girl make me feel like I’m in a dream, both during and after the date.
Even on dinner-only (no intimacy) days.
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I’m Hikōki, a male member.
> Don’t male members feel empty?
Being introduced to women through money and having them spend time with you—it’s pretty pathetic, isn’t it? You’re doing something you’d never want to do, even if it killed you.
But that also means it has that much value.
And it shows just how incredible women are—to men, at least…
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I don’t feel particularly empty when I first meet someone. I haven’t grown attached yet.
But sometimes I worry that while I think we’ve gotten closer and come to understand each other, she may see me as nothing more than another client. That would be pretty depressing.
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