From a man’s perspective, what kind of men make you think, “This guy is really awful” or “This guy is dangerous”?
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Also, what kind of men do you respect?
I’ve met so many terrible men, and it felt like I encountered a good one only once in every ten men—if that.
There were even psychopaths who smiled and pretended to be nice, as well as violent men.
However, I feel that many genuinely wonderful men have a clear image of the kind of man they themselves respect.
Please share your thoughts.
Thank you.
I’m Date ◎ Yume, a male member.
Regardless of whether they’re men or women, I think the people we truly respect are those whose words match their actions—in other words, people who keep their promises. That applies to relationships through dating clubs as well, not just to papa-katsu.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
> “I only meet one genuinely good person out of every ten, if that.”
I feel that anyone who thinks this way—man or woman—is a piece of trash.
I believe that whenever things don’t go as planned, the first thing we should do is look at our own responsibility. If we can fulfill what the other person wants, I think our own wishes will ultimately be fulfilled as well.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Looking through the Q&A, I see some men who seem like real jerks, but there also seem to be just as many women who are no better.
People say you only meet one genuinely good person out of ten, but aren’t you sometimes the one turning your papa (a male supporter) into a jerk?
Giving ultimately comes back to you.
Wouldn’t thinking about what would make your partner happy and acting accordingly help make him a better papa rather than a jerk?
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I’m Shingo Lee, a column writer.
A loser is a man who isn’t popular with women. He makes little effort, imposes weird ideals on women, and acts like he’s all talk and no substance. Basically, he’s trash.
The men I respect are handsome guys. Lots of girls want them, after all. Apparently, women enjoy sex 30% more just because their partner is good-looking.
I’m really sorry to the women who’ve had sex with me even though I’m not handsome.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think anyone who deceives their partner to satisfy their own desires is scum—for example, someone who secretly removes the condom and has sex without one.
I respect people who enjoy fun, mutually satisfying experiences with women.
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I’m a male member—and a total loser.
A guy who keeps making offers to new girls even though he already has a main girl is the lowest of the low, right?
That’s me. m(｡>__<｡)m
I have five girls on monthly arrangements alone. Honestly, I know I’m the absolute worst…
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