A woman who is a father and takes life a little sweetly.

When I have contracts with various women through Papakatsu, I don't have time to spare.

Recently, when I look at women, I have become very curious about why they are working as fathers.

In the past, to be honest, I didn't care why women chose to be dads.

The reason for this is that as long as he pays his allowance, he can maintain a relationship with a young woman.

Because that's all I was thinking about. (Particularly, I also couldn't see the meaning of becoming a father.)

However, as he became a father for a long time and spent more time interacting with young women, he developed a strange sense of attachment, and began to want to attach meaning to his encounters with women in various ways. (Maybe that's why it naturally became my hobby.)

Meanwhile, I started to wonder every day what kind of private life the woman under contract was leading other than being a dad.

When I asked them about it, I heard some interesting stories, such as some women who were immersed in other jobs, and others who needed to "learn something" and were studying every day.

Personally, I like seeing the women I work with working hard and immersing themselves in something, and I want to help them in some way.

I think all men who have become fathers have this feeling.

Especially when it comes to your ``favorite woman.''

Having said that, there are some women who don't do anything other than be dads.

I know I don't know what to say, but when I see women who aren't doing anything other than being dads, I feel a little suspicious.

why?

 

That's true for me too, but humans naturally age.

Therefore, I think there are many things that you can only do when you are young.

He doesn't try to know or experience it, but just wants to earn his daily allowance.

Therefore, they spend the money they earn on branded goods and other things for their own personal reasons.

I feel like it's a waste, including the time, and I personally don't feel like helping a woman who says that. (Especially, I've been starting to think so lately.)

Also, if I look at the women who said this through their father-in-law activities, I don't say all of them, but I get the impression that they are trying to ``enjoy life.''

In fact, I still remember that a woman I had a contract with in the past said things like, ``You're missing out if you don't live your life to the fullest.'' (It was really cold at that time.)

It is true that a woman's appearance can be used to earn money, and there are probably industries that focus on that, including water businesses.

However, I personally don't want that to be the case when it comes to dad-hunting, or if it were just about looks, I don't think any dad would want to sign a long-term contract with a woman. The number one reason for this is that people get bored with appearances only. (There may be some daddy activities here.)

More than that, you'll develop a desire to help in some way, so maybe a long-term contract can be established through daddy activities. That's what I think myself. (If you're really only interested in a woman's appearance, a short-term contract is more beneficial for men because you can get along with a variety of women.)

What's wrong with having fun?

There are also women who are active dads who answer this question.

Maybe I'm getting too deep into women.

However, if I wanted to spend a lot of money to raise a woman, I would rather support a woman who I can see struggling with, rather than a woman who satisfies her needs by doing all the shopping. . (I think there are many men who are actually fathers who can relate to this.)

What percentage of women who do nothing other than being a dad do you think feel like they can have fun and earn money? This is a figure among the women I personally contracted with, but I think it was around 6%. (During the coronavirus pandemic, I think it was over 7%.)

A woman with whom I have a contract said that there is a lot of information out there about how you can have fun and receive allowances from men through dad-hunting.

But it is certainly so.

Although it is my personal opinion, the women who seem to be having a hard time with their fatherhood activities are those who are ``devoted to something else'' other than their fatherhood activities, and in the meantime, they are meeting with me. I get the impression that there are a lot of women who are exhausted from their jobs other than being dads, and who can't make any money, so they ask me for a favor, and they can't afford it.

Is that why you think it's bad if men dislike you when you're a dad?

I'm going to take great care of you,I have the impression that they place great importance on their relationship with us.(Actually, this is the case with the woman I have a contract with.)

However, women who have a lot of leeway when it comes to being dads, and who say they have no interest in anything other than their allowance, do not have that kind of desperation, so they say, ``If you don't like it, you can cancel the contract.'' I feel like a lot of women simply think that way. (This is just my impressions from seeing the women I actually contracted with, so I don't mean all women who are active fathers. Please do not misunderstand.)

And when such women set out some ``conditions,'' they tend to act as if the word ``appropriate'' applies anyway, and most importantly, ``because a man is taking care of me, I can't do what I'm doing right now.'' I got the impression that their self-awareness to say, "I'm able to make a living, right?" has diminished considerably.

Is it okay to say that somewhere along the line, it has become normal for women to receive allowances from men?

Is it okay to say that it is natural for men to help, and women think that since they have a contract, they have the right to be helped?

When I saw the woman who said that, I didn't have a very good impression of her, and I thought it was normal for her to be a father.

I guess the truth is that I felt like an idiot for taking care of her. (For that reason, I basically try to avoid signing a contract with a young woman like that as soon as I know about it.)

That's why I wanted to support women who are working hard every day through my fatherhood activities.

Also, life is not that sweet, and perhaps men who are supposed to be fathers have to convey this to the young women they are indirectly contracting with. (Recently, I have felt that this is also the mission of a man who has become a father.)