I’m NANA Ayase ♡
I’ve thought it would be nice to have one at least once, but I don’t like the idea of trying to squeeze more money out of my papa (a male supporter) beyond my allowance. So even if he gave me one, I probably wouldn’t use it—unless I forgot to put money in my wallet.
☆ Osaka-san, this is NANA Ayase.
I want a magic money mallet too. I wonder where I can find one.
☆ I guess there really isn’t one… Oh well, I’ll just try giving birth to one with this lucky charm of mine.
♡ Mac-san
I don’t want to rely on my papa (a male supporter) too much, so I’ll give birth to one myself.（笑）
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I’m Osaka, a male member.
I don’t really want to give it to someone who says, “Can I have one?”—because it’s a credit card, after all.
I’d rather have the magic mallet that makes money appear. I’ve been looking for one forever, but still haven’t found it (T_T)
P.S.
> Nana
Apparently, that doesn’t exist either (T_T) What a shocking discovery.
When I was looking for the Dragon Balls before, they told me just as definitively that they “don’t exist.”
Apparently, there wasn’t even anything like an information session (T_T)
You can find the whole thing by searching for “Slim Club Dragon Ball” lol
> Mac
Another shocking discovery! Talk about overlooking what’s right under my nose.
I hurried to check, but it looks like mine is broken.
> Maezawa
Sorry for breaking the rules. I got carried away because it was so funny.
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Wouldn’t that let your papa see everything about your daily life?
I barely use point cards or shopping apps either—I don’t like handing over my purchasing information to companies for free.
It’s fine if you wouldn’t mind your papa knowing everything about you, though (lol).
What kind of girls are your friends who have credit cards? Studying them might be the closest and easiest way to figure it out.
But in the end, I think it really just comes down to whether the man is the type who wants you to have one—not anything on the woman’s side.
Marika
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I’ve done papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) before, and I’ve spent a lot of time reflecting on what happened back then, haha. So when my current papa (a male supporter) gave me his Amex a few months ago, I barely used it.
He’d say, “You should use the card,” but I’d tell him, “I feel uncomfortable being lavish,” and tried not to use it.
Eventually, he had me link his card to the Suica on my phone and started making me use it for Amazon purchases too. I guess his thinking was that if I wouldn’t use the card, then I should at least let him cover my transportation and household necessities.
Even though I kept saying, “I don’t need it,” he insisted, “You never use the card I gave you. But getting your transportation and Amazon purchases for free is a good thing, right?” and basically forced me to.
Apparently, he wants to give things to women who don’t seem likely to spend much money. But I still feel awkward enjoying luxuries with someone else’s card… So even now, I tell my papa whenever I top up my Suica or buy something on Amazon.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
When I was younger, my girlfriend at the time—there was no allowance involved—wanted to keep a black card in her wallet, so I had one issued for her and gave it to her. Looking back, I think it was a silly kind of vanity, but back then I understood that vanity very well.
If a woman I cared about deeply—someone who fulfilled all my wishes and wouldn’t recklessly abuse the card if I gave her one—wanted a card, I think I would give it to her.
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I’m Saito, a columnist♪
This brought back memories of a woman I once gave a Centurion AC card to.
I think she mainly used it for salon and spa expenses. Since it made it fairly easy to figure out where she went, I felt it had both advantages and disadvantages.
In the end, she said, “It feels scary having something like this,” so we decided that giving her cash was better...
AC cards have since been discontinued, so that’s no longer an option. But among the men I know, there was one member who even went so far as to make an additional card for a woman, claiming she was “a relative.”
A platinum card would arrive, and the woman’s name would appear on the statement.
He stopped doing it pretty quickly because of that. lol
I hope those who understand what I mean will get a kick out of this.
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