I spend quite a lot of money on cosmetic surgery. Before each procedure, the doctor carefully goes over the total cost and checks whether I’m okay with the payment. Is it because they think it may be financially difficult for someone my age…?
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Or do they think I’m doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)?
I’ll answer too—Maezawa from the President’s Office.
It says:
“Deception: a means of deceiving people; a ruse.”
But since “being deceived into getting cosmetic surgery” is, in a sense, partly accurate, I thought it was a rather amusing mistake.
> They carefully discuss the total cost and everything with you before the deception.
They explain everything carefully to avoid problems later. So unless it’s an especially shady place, I think most clinics would be thorough about it. Any place that wasn’t would quickly develop a bad reputation and go out of business.
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Will it look like papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)?
What a sudden turn of events.
If your teacher is a member of the club and has seen you on the site, they’ll know it’s papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) haha.
Unless you tell them, though, your teacher can’t read your mind.
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It’s hard to know without asking Sora-sensei, but I think they’re probably just saying it as a matter of routine—wondering whether you’re young and can really afford to pay.
They’re not saying it only to you… they say it to everyone.
Are you perhaps being a little attention-seeking?
Also, it’s not “deception”; it’s “treatment.” Haven’t you been saying it wrong elsewhere? That’s embarrassing.
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This was before the procedure, right? I assume they’re required to confirm the total amount. They probably don’t think it’s papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
Cosmetic surgery is expensive, isn’t it?
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Before the procedure, lol.
I’m sure they explain everything carefully so their patients don’t think it’s some kind of scam. From a doctor’s perspective, they probably don’t care whether the money comes from a biological dad, a papa (a male supporter) who provides an allowance, or work. If it’s a loan, they might care whether you passed the screening.
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