I spend quite a bit of the money I earn through papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) on beauty treatments and nails.
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About nails.
I think men and women may see things differently, but do you ever unconsciously think more highly of someone based on whether their nails look nice?
I feel like people treat you better when you’re well-groomed down to your fingertips. What do you think?
Ladies, what’s your take?
I started wondering because a papa (a male supporter) complained about my nails. Thanks in advance.
I don’t get my nails done, but I’ve never been looked down on for it.
Maybe people like the person asking this question see me on the train and think, “Ugh, that older woman isn’t even wearing nail polish.” I wouldn’t know.
Marika
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I’m in Seattle.
Nails are just a conversation starter—they’re something women do for themselves.
The person I see most often has naturally pink, beautiful bare nails.
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Women tend to place importance on how nice a man’s hands and fingers look, but men hardly pay attention to that. It’s not even really a factor in whether they rate someone highly.
I’m not sure what your papa (a male supporter) said about your nails, but as long as they aren’t dirty, I think they’re fine.
Personally, I’m not a fan of flashy nail designs. Keeping them neat and well-groomed is more than enough.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
I don’t think “look up to” is normally used that way. Is it a regional expression?
You want to know how men view a woman based on whether her nails are well done, but then you ask, “What do all the women think?” I don’t really understand that either.
Some companies prohibit manicures or hair dyeing—including brown hair.
So there are probably men who simply don’t like manicured nails.
Whether someone finds them attractive depends on the individual. If your partner doesn’t like them, your choices are to accommodate them or end the relationship.
Asking what they think won’t solve anything.
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I’m Ayase Nana ♡
What does “looking up” mean?
When you go to see him, there’s a big difference between having rough, unkempt nails and hands and taking good care of them.
A papa once told me, “I’d be happy if you wore earrings and kept your hands looking nice when you came to see me.”
If your knees and heels are rough too, that’s a turnoff, right?
More importantly, you won’t look feminine. Don’t give up on your femininity.
You don’t need flashy nails—a simple one-color manicure is fine. Just make sure you look well-groomed.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I don’t think more highly of someone just because they have their nails done. At most, I’d think, “They must like manicures.” Life isn’t simple enough for something like that to raise or lower someone’s standing.
Even the middle-aged guys from the bubble era who competed over flashy watches probably wouldn’t have openly admitted, “I feel like people treat you better if you wear a nice watch.” Thanks for taking me on a nostalgic trip this morning.
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