Since some time ago, so-called "trend blogs" without content have been caught in search results. 

If you search by artist name, 

“What is ○○’s real name? What is your bust size? Are your parents Korean?” 

And. 

If you search by name of a famous criminal case or criminal, 

"What is △△'s Twitter? Facebook and address are also known!" 

And. 

Anyway, if someone new face comes to be seen on TV, if some incident happens, articles will be constantly created, consumed, and disappear. 

Visit the site with your own feet, see the scenery with your own eyes, and listen with your own ears to the stories of people who are related to the place.A little while ago, it was too banal, but 100 people have 100 ways to write "blogs" and "diaries," which are now buried in a large group of trend blogs with the same face like Kintaro candy. 

It's such a useless "trend blog", but it should be said that the target is also directed to the world of dad activities. 

For example, search for "Daddy activities in Fukui Prefecture". 
Fukui's name appears for a while below, but there is no particular intention. 

Then I'll get out, I'll get out, 

“How to live as a dad in Sakai City, Fukui Prefecture!” 
"What is the father's life situation in Fukui?" 
"Recommended apps for Fukui dad activities" 
etc. 

The main content of the article is 

"If you're aiming for high-income men in Fukui Prefecture, we recommend 'doctor', 'lawyer', and 'manager'!" 

Far from being applicable to all 47 prefectures, such a thing is a common item all over the world. 

But it's not unreasonable for it to end up like this. 

This is because the "Kirakira Papa Active Girls" who write this kind of blog have never been to Fukui. 

Somehow, he writes, "What is the market price for dad activities in Fukui?" It is obvious that even if you ask, you will only get "I don't know". 

One blog recommended "IWABA CAFÉ" in Mikuni as a "meeting place with daddy in Fukui" and I almost burst out laughing. 

As many of you may know, the first thing that comes to mind when speaking of Mikuni-cho (Sakai City) is Tojinbo.It's a suicide spot. 

This cafe stands in front of the cliff of Tojinbo. 

And this place is very far from the station. 

It's possible to go by bus, but if you go there, there really is only Tojinbo in Tojinbo...?And the tattered Tojinbo Tower. 

It's much better to look for a Starbucks around Fukui Station, which is the biggest in Fukui Prefecture. 

At least, Tojinbo is definitely not a place to meet someone you've never met before. 
What's more, the stalls lining the way to Tojinbo are old-fashioned and can be mistaken for post-war hustle and bustle.It cannot be said that everyone has quality. 

To be honest, it would be a big mistake to imagine a quiet and atmospheric place when you hear Tojinbo. 

It's probably something a Tokyo resident would write about just to earn some pocket money, but if it were in 2010, it would be like a woman who wrote a blog about her real-life experience that would serve as a useful reference, like ``a story about working as a dad in Fukui Prefecture.'' There may be 

Just 10 years ago, it would have been unthinkable for a site with just the proper nouns in the article to rise to the top of the search results. 

Well, in the strong winds blowing from the Sea of ​​Japan, I imagine a hotly-dressed papa-katsujoshi and a sleazy suit-clad man desperately trying to reach "IWABA CAFÉ" through anachronistic food stalls. I laughed though. 

Dating sites introduced as "recommended for dad life".Unless you are an advanced human being, you cannot master it. 

By the way, Mr. Sean 〇 is also a wonderful “papa active trend blog” with a bright blue hora blowing, but in the article, something like “recommended app ranking” almost always comes out. 

In short, there is no way to do dad activities without a platform, so we introduce apps and dating clubs in a ranking format in an easy-to-understand manner. 

What worries me personally is that long-established dating sites such as “Happy Mail” and “Waku Waku Mail” always appear in this kind of ranking, and moreover, they are eating into the top rankings. 

By the way, the other "popular" in this kind of ranking are "Sugar Daddy" and "Universe Club". 

Well, the former seems to be the volume zone of the current dad activity, or rather the standard, and the latter is a nationwide dating club.Somehow, in some areas of Twitter, the Universe Club seems to be viewed as an enemy. 

Although I was enrolled for half a year and lived in Hokuriku, I met many men in a short period of time because I entered the universe club.I don't think he's had this much fun at any other dating club. 

Quiet talk suspension. 

Yes, we were talking about a dating site. 

In general, these dating sites are introduced in such a way that they are "not exclusively for daddy activities" and "but there are many men, so they are very popular with women who want to find a daddy right away." 

Is it half right and half wrong? 

First of all, in the current situation where even the definition of “papa-katsu” is not very clear, women who do not understand the dangers of “doing papa-katsu in a place not dedicated to papa-katsu” should think about how they are as a person before papa-katsu. think. 

Compensated dating.prostitution.Get paid just for food.Go shopping and get pocket money.Get pocket money while having a physical relationship.Mistress relationship. 

All of these can be tied with “Papa-katsu” almost equal or equal. 

People become self-sufficient by attaching a uniform image to things they do not understand or are not interested enough to do.Blondes are yankees, foreigners are criminals, homosexuality is disgusting. 

The same goes for the rare posts in the question box such as "Isn't Papa Katsu a form of prostitution?" 

The two long-established dating sites I mentioned earlier. 

What I want you to remember is that these dating sites and "women's high-income sites (teleclubs, dating cafes)" have completely different approaches for men and women. 

In short, it introduces long-established dating sites such as "How to make friends for free" and "Apps for instant sex" for men. 

Well, there aren't many women who are connected to teleclubs or dating cafes these days. 

Rinrin House, the largest telephone club, has also closed quite a few stores due to the coronavirus. 

By the way, major dating sites have more than 750 million or more than 2000 million members in total. "He understands what it is like to be a dad, he doesn't invite you to a hotel, he gives you some pocket money just for meals, he's clean, he's rich..." Such a woman is the ideal. How many daddy men are there? 

What's more, unlike dating clubs and daddy-only apps that have an oversupply of women, dating sites still have an overwhelmingly large number of men.Especially when it comes to old dating sites like this one. 

As soon as a new woman registers, messages from men, including Sakura, come in a rush. 

Or rather, the message may not come from the man who wants to be a dad in the first place. 

Site design with poor operability that feels peculiar to long-established stores, few women, and even if there are, the level is not high.If there are "men with financial means" who are looking for women on such risky dating sites, I'm a little worried. 

A certain dating site seems to have a diary attached, but when I think that there may be women who desperately update their diaries every day in order to meet their ideal rich daddy, it's kind of a waste as a woman. It makes me feel like I'm wasting my time. 

When there was a man writing a profile on a certain daddy app saying, "I'm a 53-year-old man who is looking for a marriage (^_^)" or "I refuse to be a daddy", the daddy woman said, "Out of place! Annoying." !” and that is already a storm of booing, but women who live as dads must also live with moderation. 

In the first place, I am personally surprised that there are women who use the dating site of Chimi Mouryo to meet a strange man who is much older than them.​

``Dating sites started to flow into the dating site after accepting that trend blogs started pushing it,'' or ``A dating site that originally had underground support from women working as a dad became famous on Twitter, etc. Is it recommended by trend blogs? 

Anyway, if you don't want to waste the time of your life, go to a dating club to find a daddy.I've never used the app so I don't know. 

that's all.​