I’m Nana Ayase ♡
For me, I’d probably go take a classical ballet lesson,
play golf, or get an oil massage and a head spa.
I’m missing one lumbar vertebra and have one extra cervical vertebra,
so my neck and lower back get really painful (lol).
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Today, I finally signed a contract with a male specialist in a certain field whom I’d been pursuing for about five years, and welcomed him onto my team.
It’s the ultimate luxury—and a reward to myself.
I was also able to sign an exceptionally talented person in April, so business is absolutely booming this year. I’m over the moon♡
A Loser Guy
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I’ve never really treated myself as a reward before. I’ve never done anything like pampering or healing myself, either. I don’t think anything good comes from spoiling yourself.
When something tough happens, I just sleep as much as I can. Sleeping helps me recover from the fatigue, and my emotions feel more manageable too.
If something difficult happened at work, I deal with it through work. If a man treated me badly, I get over it through another man, I suppose. For example, if I had a bad experience with papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), I feel like all I’d have to do is find a better papa (a male supporter) or boyfriend.
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I bought myself a watch when I graduated from graduate school.
I had planned to buy a Birkin when I turned 40, but by the time I actually reached 40, I no longer wanted one, so I didn’t.
Rewards are something you buy when something good happens or when you accomplish something.
Whenever something bad or painful happened, I focused on moving my body. I’d go running without music or hit the gym five or six days a week.
Whether it’s work, a hobby, or anything else, I think it’s best to immerse yourself in something so completely that you can forget what’s troubling you.
Marika
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
My way of rewarding myself might be taking a trip with someone I’m seeing. In the past, I used to go to cigar bars to enjoy fine drinks and cigars.
Ah, whenever things got tough, I’d work, just like Mac. For me, a reward to myself was something I’d do after successfully getting an important job done.
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