What is it like for a man to become a dad?

In the "dating club", of course, most of the details that women are in the spotlight in the main content.

However, there is always a man who will become a "papa" behind a woman who wants to be a "daddy" at a "dating club", and he is as important as a woman.

Here, I would like to talk about "papa" who is as important as such a woman.
 

the joy of being a dad

On the Internet, you can find many stories about "fun" and "benefits" from a woman's point of view on "papa katsu".

However, "the fun of being a dad on the dad side" is not mentioned at all, even if you look it up on the Internet.
(mostly women's stories)

A man who becomes a father is a gentleman and busy every day.

And I'm sure you're following the "one rule" that doesn't leak information on the Internet?I think

As a father-to-be man, you don't want to teach such a fun thing to someone, do you?So is everything.

For example, if a wealthy person asks, "How to make money, where there is no merit, do you want to give a lecture on information from one to ten?"
(Except for those who have a strong volunteer spirit)

Plus, dating club introductions are about sharing confidential, private time with women.

Surely, "gentleman men" are becoming dads in the "papa activities" that women do after fully understanding it.
(Can you say implied consent?)

As a person, it goes without saying that the level is high.
(Of course, women who work as dads can also feel safe.)

Well, what is the fun of being a dad in that dad activity?

To put it in a nutshell, from the position of being a father, isn't it possible to see the growth of the woman up close?

To put it simply, “personal growth” is not something that can be changed with money.

why?

This is because in the process of growing an individual, the effort of the individual is absolutely essential.

“Men who become dads” provide “financial assistance” to such women who have given up because they do not have “funds” despite their “efforts”.

And isn't it a place where we can cooperate without being directly interfered with by others, cooperating together in an approach to make dreams come true?

There is no need to be disturbed by other people, so you can keep your private space with women.

What is born here is a part of collaborative work where "the two of us will discuss everything together and overcome it together."

Human beings have something called "emotions".
(Mental is quite up and down here)

This is the important point in the "communication with women" introduced at the dating club.

It is a place where each other can honestly show all of their “emotions”.

Of course, women are not minors.

All women who work as dads are adults.

Such an adult woman is chasing her dream without giving up.

Therefore, there are many weak, fragile and crumbling parts.
(Women who can't afford it are really easy to understand

Because it is a "private space", women often complain.

The “man who will become a father” “chooses it with his own eyes” and “supports funds” for the dream of the woman.

In other words, it becomes an “individual sponsor.”

Without going through the company at all, we will "share time only for two people" in a "completely private" "completely closed space".

In such a situation, a woman and two people "overcome the wall".

A gentleman who has "money", "status", and "honor" would really enjoy it.

Money can buy women.
(It may be a bad way of saying it, but it is also true that there are many such shops in the world)

However, becoming a “personal sponsor of a woman with a dream” means “sharing private time together” and “supporting” that woman’s “dream”.

These things cannot be bought with money.

Isn't it the most appropriate nuance to say, "People can buy their bodies, but they can't buy their minds?"

Isn't that part "the most fun of being a dad"?

Even from the point of view of a “father-to-be”, this “satisfaction” should be a “impression” that cannot be bought with money.

In fact, at first, I had some skepticism about it, like saying, ``Personal sponsor?''

The reason is that I didn't understand the "dating club" itself in the first place.

However, when I actually registered for the "dating club" and became a "dad", I had a thought.

That is, all the women introduced at the dating club have a "pure heart" towards their dreams.
(Honestly, I was impressed by this alone)

And when he actually became a father, he felt the joy of being able to support a woman's "enthusiastic dream".

From ordinary, casual conversations, "a woman who speaks passionately about her dreams" and "sometimes tears".

You can see everything.

That's what I say when I become a dad.

I wonder if a new spice has been added to my free time.

In a good way, a "new stimulus" was born.