I’m the person who asked earlier this evening about when to step away from papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), but my post hasn’t appeared. Does anyone know why? (；ω；)
I’m Aya, a female member.
If you feel that it’s time to step away, I think it’s fine to just let things run their course.
Once I found a stable papa (a male supporter), I no longer felt like I had to keep looking for new ones.
So I’ve more or less stopped doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) as a way to find new papas, but I’m still continuing my ongoing arrangement. I think you should do whatever works best for your lifestyle.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer as well.
“There’s no obligation to explain why I chose not to display it.”
That’s all.
But that would be a bit harsh, so I’ll explain:
I thought, “Could you share an anecdote about an amicable breakup, just for reference?” meant they simply wanted to hear an anecdote, so I chose not to display it.
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I’m in Seattle.
There have been times when, as I started a new job or reached another major milestone, I thanked them for everything, gave them a graduation gift of a few hundred thousand yen, and went our separate ways.
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I saw your previous question, and I wouldn’t recommend quitting papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
Instead, change your approach to papa-katsu.
There’s one way to do papa-katsu in your 30s, and another way to do it in your 40s.
What works in your 20s obviously won’t work in your 30s.
—A loser guy
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