There are many types of women anyway.

Men who have never signed a contract with a woman who is active as a father should definitely read this.

I think there are many men in the world who are thinking about becoming fathers in the future.

My personal feeling is that it has increased more than it did a few years ago.

First of all, the reason why I can feel that the number of men becoming fathers has increased is because the number of men around me has increased considerably, and when I drink with people my age, they always talk about "Why don't you try becoming a father?" This is because it started to appear.

A few years ago, this would have been an unthinkable topic.

A few years ago, I think it was more natural for everyone to not share information and just become dads in silence.

But now I have the impression that everyone is quite open.

There's nothing shameful about having a mistress.

In particular, people with high social status tend to want to hide it.

I was like that in the past, but now I'm pretty open about it.

Now, as for fatherhood, I think men who have been fathers for a long time are already aware of this.

In any case, there are quite a lot of women who are now working as fathers.

This is just my personal feeling, but I feel like it's increasing every year.

That's why it was recently talked about that a certain famous woman was bought a Porsche.

Looking at the comments there, there were a lot of comments saying things like, ``Isn't this clearly a father-in-law activity?'' and I'm definitely thinking the same thing.That's what I thought.

What I want to say is that it's that familiar.

And although there are a large number of women who are active fathers, their personalities and individual goals vary widely.

So, what kind of woman should a father-to-be choose to avoid failure?Do not you care about this?If I were to be in the position of telling my father what I would do from now on, I would like to know in advance.

This is because I want to have it as data to know about women who are active fathers.

In any case, it's best to choose a woman who matches your desires at the time.

For example, let's say that the reason a man wants to have a mistress is for sexual purposes.

I'm quite old now, so I don't have as much sexual desire as I used to, but there are many men in the world who say, "I'm still active!!!"

And I want to have a relationship with a young woman.

No, I don't have a chance to meet young women in the first place.

So I'm going to be a dad.

I completely understand how you feel, and there are many men who register for dating clubs in this category.

She's my mistress.

As long as you treat your mistress with care, I think it's totally okay.

However, this is the difficult part.

Some women don't like sex that much.

So, when we first meet, we negotiate things like allowances, develop a relationship, and when we finally get into a relationship, I say things like, ``I need more time,'' or ``I don't really like sex that much.'' That being said, there is a good chance that you will have a boring time when you are in a tuna state.

Recently, a friend of mine who didn't have much experience with being a father was in a similar situation.

He said that when a man invites a woman out for a night out and the woman refuses, it creates a strange atmosphere and makes the place quite boring, and I have experienced this in the past as well.

You can't really get used to it during that weird period, and you can't just say, ``Okay, I'm canceling the contract'' on the spot.

As a man, you probably don't want people to know that you're only for sex as much as possible.

Especially if you are in the father's position, there is a difference in age, so if you don't talk in a very oblique manner, there is a risk that women will look down on you.

That's why it's difficult to deal with a rejection.

Women's opinion is that in most cases, they don't think about it that deeply. (I actually asked the woman I have a contract with)

However, most men who become fathers are seen as ``nice men'' by women, and would want to be treated that way.

So, how can you pinpoint a contract with a woman for sexual purposes?In the first place, are there any women who are active as dads?I think there will be a question.

To put it bluntly, women who view fatherhood as a serious business will completely accept it, even if it's for sexual purposes on the part of the man.

And there are many women who say that at Papakatsunai, and it's easy to sign a contract with them.

In any case, if you ask about the father's career history when you first meet him and choose a child with a certain amount of age, you will be less likely to make a mistake.

Many children who don't have a long history as fathers create a wall between themselves and men.

It's a business, so building walls isn't a bad thing.

The reason is that men are also emotionally available.

However, children who have been working as fathers for a long time are much better at thinking, ``How can I get along with him without showing that wall?''

Is it okay to say that this doesn't make you feel weird?Before things get weird, they bring up the topic.

Anyway, I have the impression that the flow of getting there is well done.

Of course, even children with little experience as fathers, such as children who used to work in the water business, have already acquired such skills, so if I were to use a woman I had a contract with in the past as an example, they would be able to deal with it well. I remember giving it to you.

However, it is good to be aware that children who have not been active as fathers for a long time are generally unfamiliar with sex when it comes to fatherhood, as mentioned above. (This applies to women who have signed contracts with me in the past)

However, if you want to see this right from the beginning, I would recommend a woman who has been a father for quite some time as a starting point, especially if you are becoming a father for the first time. (There are other reasons as well, and in my experience, there are fewer cases of women making unreasonable demands. This is because women who have been fathers for a long time may be concerned about the average allowance, or how they feel about men. Men who are becoming fathers for the first time can sign a contract with peace of mind because they have the knowledge to find the right place to end the contract.

Especially if the purpose is centered around adult activities.

I once signed a contract with a woman who was new to daddy life, mainly for nighttime activities, but I'm sure people around her told her different things.

Every time I met him, he would ask me to raise my allowance a little more, which caused me some trouble.

As expected, I signed a contract and it was like that after a month, so I didn't last two months.

I also remember that the night's activity was tuna.

I have overcome those experiences and have the knowledge I have now, so if there are any of you who are about to become a father, please use this knowledge to help you.