I think that dad life has the impression that it can be very fun and earn money.

Certainly, it's a story that I'm familiar with, but compared to regular jobs during the day, I have more time to spare, and I'm more likely to be able to buy what I like.

That is not all.

There is no need to send troublesome messages one by one to connect customers like a night job, and there are no restrictions.

Papa-katsu is similar to a sole proprietorship, so your decisions and actions are directly reflected in your money, and the money you receive is expensive for your freedom.

And since there is no such thing as a boss, there is no needless stress or orders.

Isshiki can't simply talk about dad activities, but it may be unavoidable to think that he's enjoying his life just by looking at it.

If I wasn't doing daddy activities myself and I saw a child who was doing it, I would have that kind of impression on them.

Of course.

But that's what happens when you become a dad, and that's why you have to make an effort to get men to become dads.

This effort will vary from person to person.

If it's me, I'll be careful about how I dress, how I use my words, and how much I can do to keep Papa busy. (Whether or not this feels comfortable depends on the individual.)

However, I have something on my mind recently.

Is it really possible to live only with dad life?The point! ! !

Right now, even I am earning a decent amount of income from being a dad.

That's the level of tedious tax return every year.

Oh, I'll tell all the women who are working as dads.

Be sure to file your confirmation.

For the time being, the support from dad is seen as income, so as a sole proprietor, be sure to file a final tax return at the National Taxation Bureau. (Especially if you have a decent income.)

Let me get back to you.

Can a woman live for the rest of her life just by working as a dad?If you ask me, I'm just worried.

Even if the annual income of tens of millions of yen comes from being a dad, you will not be able to get rid of that anxiety.

The reason is that even if the income of tens of millions of yen is a dad activity, people will live according to it.

Therefore, even if you say that you will save money, it is only a matter of course. (It's even more so if you think about it in terms of years.)

It is my personal impression that dad activities are advantageous for young children with some kind of title.

This is also a matter of course.

The fact that she has some kind of title more than us, the general public, means that the woman is working hard, rather than being a daddy.

It's strange that it's not more advantageous than a woman who doesn't do anything and is only doing dad activities.

In that case, I think it will become important to raise my own value more in order to live as a dad.

That said, it doesn't last forever, and women begin to deteriorate as they age.

Only when you're young, do you think that dad life doesn't work?I think

Of course, I sometimes hear stories of women who are still working as dads even after reaching a certain age.

But how much does she earn and what is her life like?is a mystery.

It's easy to imagine what it would be like to be a dad even after 40.

I'm sure they'll live comfortably without lowering their current standard of living.

And I also wonder if I'm living with my heart pounding when my dad will let me down.

It's true that I still don't want to hurt Papa's mood, but since I'm not that old yet, I have more than a little feeling that there will be a next time. (If you say sweet, there is no answer)

Among the dad activities, there may be an option to try to find someone good and get married.

However, all the dads I've met so far are nearing retirement age. (Many were past retirement age.)

To be honest, if I think about marriage, it would be a bit harsh for me who wants to have children.

When a child is born, he cannot introduce his father to his parents.

So, I thought about various things about dad life and gave a certain answer.

Isn't it better to keep in mind that it is a supplementary occupation rather than making it a main occupation?and.

Of course, this is a matter of individual women's way of life, so I think it's okay to have different ways of thinking, and I think we should respect the path we believe in.

But what about me?That's what I'm talking about.

For example, I think a convenience store clerk would be fine.

Somehow, I feel that it would be better to get a different occupation apart from dad life.

Recently, I think that it is a little dangerous to see the future only with dad activities, rather than anxiety about dad activities.

That's why it might be good to work as a dad while dispatching.

I thought that if I had the skills of a different job and started working as a dad, I would be able to get rid of my anxiety about the future even more.

On the other hand, if I have one thing, I can have some leeway with Papa, and if Papa cuts me off, I can deal with it with leeway.

In the first place, there are surprisingly few women who are dating as one of the possibilities of being cut by their dad.

If you're a woman whose contract has been canceled in the past, you'll notice something in advance.

However, all dads are basically good people, so in my experience, most of them don't show signs.

Besides, depending on the papa, if the woman is working hard on something separately, there are times when she appreciates that she's doing her best.

And depending on the dad, for example, if this is apparel, there are those who take it as an advantage (title) and sign a contract on favorable terms. (So-called, I can't deny that I'm winning.)

In the future, dad life will become more and more familiar among women.

In particular, I personally feel that it will be more active than ever, especially among young people, and in Japan, where the population is aging, I see that demand will increase considerably.

In that case, I think that if the population that thinks that they are going to make a living only by living as a dad increases, the competition rate will increase, and the age group will drop sharply.

If that happens, it goes without saying that unsold women will be released into the world. (especially the older you get)

So, personally, I recommend that you have a separate main job as a supplementary job instead of being the main one.

If there is no main at the moment, I think you should look for it from now on.

By the way, I am addicted to getting qualifications recently. (I would be happy if I could be of some help in my future)

Once you start working as a dad, you will be able to see a world that you have never seen before.

It's just that papa katsu is a great job for women. (smile)