For those of you who are well-off, what does luxury mean to you? When do you feel indulgent, or what purchases give you that feeling?
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I feel like I’ve really treated myself when I spend all the allowance I got from my papa (a male supporter) in a single day, but it got me thinking that luxury probably means something completely different to all of you.
Even if I impulsively decided on the spot to buy a property worth hundreds of millions of yen, I wouldn’t consider it a luxury.
But the sense of fulfillment I get from cracking an egg over my Yoshinoya beef bowl feels truly luxurious.
Ah, just like Mr. Makeotoko—I guess we have that in common, though I lose when it comes to the cost per topping. I don’t feel anything from something like Set A with miso soup…
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I feel like I’m indulging whenever I spend time or money on my hobbies.
Spending time and money on the women I date is also part of my hobbies.
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It’s Joe.
I’m in Kanda, buying every book that catches my eye, then taking part of my haul to Luncheon and enjoying it as reading material while I polish off a large mug of beer.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
Spending an entire allowance from a papa in one night is incredibly luxurious. Not many people can do that.
Thanks to my papa, I can live without paying a single yen myself, spend freely on beauty treatments, and relax in hotel suites. Sometimes I think this whole lifestyle is a luxury.
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At Yoshinoya, I don’t think anything of adding an egg, but when I order miso soup and vegetables, I feel like I’m really indulging.
By the way, staying in a suite at a luxury hotel doesn’t faze me at all, so why do Yoshinoya toppings make me feel extravagant? I honestly don’t understand myself.
— A defeated man
P.S.
HPV was deleted in seconds (´；ω；｀)
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I feel like I’ve really indulged when I’ve gone to an uninhabited island with no cell service and just lounged on the beach, or spent a day doing nothing particularly productive.
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