looking for romance

In my experience, if you want to have a long-term relationship with a half-Japanese woman who is a father, the way you interact with a purely Japanese person won't work, in my experience. (Speak clearly)

In the first place, I think that the longer you've known Japanese people, myself included, the more relaxed they become.

For example, when I went on a date somewhere, in the beginning, I would act like a lady first by giving her flowers or doing something like that.

However, as his contract with the woman became longer and he began to open up to her, he stopped doing those things, and their relationship became more like that of an older married couple.

It has become commonplace to have conversations on the phone, and the way you speak usually takes on a commanding tone, and you can understand it even without saying it, right?He treats women with inferior treatment, etc.

There are countless examples, and I'm sure there are many men who have become fathers who are familiar with this.

I'm not someone else's problem when I say that, but it happened in the past outside of my life as a father. (It's embarrassing)

When it comes to being a dad, it's not at all a bad thing to be considerate toward a woman, and on the contrary, I think it's fine if the man is really comfortable with it and the woman doesn't dislike it either.

Also, some women may sense that you are opening up to them.

However, the interesting part is that it doesn't apply to half-Japanese women at all.

I'm not saying all of them, but most of the women I've met who are fathers in Japan and have foreign blood in their veins want to be treated like princesses.

The length of your relationship may certainly have something to do with it, but if you're going to give a rose on the first date, you should try to do it quite often, if not every time. There are many patterns in which, at some point, people start complaining, saying things like, ``Recently, people don't think of me as important.''

Actually, I recently had a similar case.

It's been a few months since I signed a contract with a half-Japanese woman.

During dinner, a woman looked at me seriously and said, ``There's something I want to tell you.''

To be honest, I was a little surprised that something had happened.

Then, this is what she told me.

``Have you been thinking about me lately? I love you, don't you?When we first met, he let me go first in the elevator, and even pulled back the chair when I sat down.'' But now he doesn't do anything like that at all.Are you cold to me?''He looked at me coldly and told me.

To be honest, I didn't expect him to say something like that, so I was filled with the feeling of saying, ``I see, I'm sorry about that.''

Indeed, she is very dedicated and always does everything for me.

However, even though I had chosen a half-Japanese woman myself, I neglected to mention the ladyfirth, and I remember that at the beginning I was being considerate.

But was he spoiled somewhere?I thought it wasn't very popular.

At first, it must have worked perfectly.

If you can't do it all the way to the end, I think you shouldn't try to create expectations from the beginning.

At that time, I just apologized.

I apologized for two reasons: I didn't want to lose the child, and I also felt that I still had a lot to learn.

However, all the men who are becoming fathers here.

Is this kind of interaction a Japanese woman who is active as a father?I have had separate relationships with Japanese women, but they have never been, and I have never had any complaints like this.

Since each woman has her own culture, there are bound to be things that suit and disagree with each man.

Honestly, I don't recommend half-Japanese women to people who find it troublesome to go with a lady first.

However, if you are a man who travels overseas a lot, you might feel comfortable there, just like I do.

When you're a father, it's not often that women point out your manners, including putting the ladies first.

Overseas, it's normal, but in Japan, if you go too far with ladies first, you'll get a little carried away.

But I think it's really important when it comes to being a dad.

The reason is that there is an age difference.

In Dad-Katsu, all the men are dating women who are younger than them.

That's why you have to make these manners a given, and no matter how long you've known each other and you've both gotten used to them, it doesn't mean you can neglect them.

Honestly, I think you can have a long-term relationship with a half-Japanese woman if you have good general manners that are valid anywhere in the world. (from my experience)

This includes night activities.

She's usually indifferent and doesn't like it when you try to make advances on her.

This is also easier to woo if you create some kind of atmosphere, such as a nice hotel with flower petals scattered in the bathtub.

Even if a Japanese person's behavior would be cold, a woman with foreign blood will have a completely different impression.

What I'm saying is that it's important to create an atmosphere that feels like a really bad movie.

That's also the reason why I like half-Japanese women.

The part that says that doesn't get cold, it's the part that passionately loves each other.

This is also something that I like about Japanese women that I have never met before.

So, do you dislike Japanese women?I love it if you ask me.

What I'm trying to say is that since I'm a dad, I can also be in love with a variety of women.

So, I can say that I have a lot of experience.

If anything, you want to meet a woman that you would never meet in your normal private life, right?

In my case, it's just that Takane no Hana was half-Japanese.

My guess is that all men who have become fathers are also looking for women, including this aspect.Let's continue to enjoy being dads together.