I feel like more children are becoming fathers.

Lately, there are a lot of girls around me who are starting to become fathers.

Personally, I have the impression that the number of women who are active fathers has increased considerably from the time the coronavirus outbreak began until now.

Speaking from a woman's perspective, I feel like it has become a little harder to find a wonderful father.

Perhaps the reason for this is that the number of women who are active as fathers is increasing, and if the number of women who are active as fathers increases, naturally many wonderful children will join the group.

I wonder if the competition level has increased a little among women who are trying to become fathers. There's a part of me that feels that way.

For example, the dad I have a contract with also told me that he has a separate contract with another woman, but what about the other woman? They talk about things like that.

Then, to be honest, even if you think, ``My self-evaluation is way better than me,'' including the service, in the end, it is the man who will be the father who makes the choice.

So, even though I only nod my head when it comes to men, there are times when I feel anxious and think, ``This is a bit dangerous.''

Because no matter how good the service is, you can't beat age.

As more and more young children become fathers, there is a possibility that older women will be left behind.

No matter how far you go, you can't beat a young woman, including her skin.

Dad life is starting to spread around me too.

The children around me who have recently started working as fathers have been forced to move from the countryside to Tokyo due to temporary work assignments, and are unable to rely on their parents' homes for financial matters and other matters.

For some reason, there have been a lot of kids with reasons like that lately.

Of course, there were some who only heard about the positive aspects of being a dad, interpreted it in their own way, and started out thinking, ``I want to live a better life than I currently have.''

However, most of the people around me probably had lower incomes due to their daytime jobs.

I certainly think that being a father is the perfect job for such a child.

Since the beginning of this year, I've received a lot of advice from people like, ``I'm about to get fired from my job. ○○-chan, can I talk to you?''

I haven't disclosed the details of my fatherhood activities to my friends who work during the day.

The reason for this is that they were not asked in depth.

But lately, I've been trying to talk about it whenever I hear about it.

Indeed, when I think about it calmly, there are no friends of my age who have as much free time as I do, or who buy the things I like to make a living. (The place where you live is also likely to be the best)

I guess it's natural to be concerned about my work.

So, I wonder what it would be like to talk about my life as a father.

A few years ago, people would listen to me with great caution, but now it's completely different. (Perhaps it's the effect of the media.)

Surprisingly, all I heard was, ``Oh, that's right.''

Many of the kids around me got into the idea and said, ``Maybe I should try it too?''

Of course, I also told my friends about the advantages and disadvantages that I had experienced in the past.

Then, the following week, I was consulted again, including at the dating club.

In fact, there are quite a few kids who are currently under contract with their dads.

Indeed, if you ask me, I don't think there are any jobs that are as kind to women as being a dad. (Actually, she has been doing this for many years, so I think about it again.)

So, this time, what kind of child is suitable for father life? I would like to introduce my personal feelings.

An older girl

Isn't this quite common for women? I'm sorry for being so vague.

Even though I say older, I think most children would probably be around 5 to 10 years old.

Actually, I think I would answer that in my private life as well.

But, when it comes to daddy activities, it's common for someone to be 30 years older than me, and the dad I'm currently contracting with is about 37 years older than me. (He's almost 40 years older now.)

I'm sure other people get the impression that you're walking with an old man during your date. There was a time when she thought that.

When I talk about this, some people may say that it's absolutely impossible for children who are about to start working as fathers.

But don't worry.

For example, let's say the man you introduced to me at a dating club is 60 years old.

There are probably many men who don't look like they're 60 years old.

At first, I was also quite worried about her appearance.

After all, I would never normally get involved with men of that age, and on top of that, going on a date together, just the two of us, made me think about things like, ``I'm really curious about what other people think about me.''

However, when I actually met him, I thought, ``Huh?'' He really is 60 years old.

I think you'll definitely feel that rich people are different after all.

You see, the older men we have are generally lame, I wonder what it is.

Would you be able to understand if I told you that I don't care about appearance at all? For example, it's like having an old man like Eikichi Yazawa come.

I'm sure there are many young people who are over 60 years old who would be totally happy with Eikichi Yazawa. Somehow, the men I've met and who became my father were like that.

In the first place, I think it's difficult for women who are only young enough to be fathers.

That's because there are almost only older men.

However, if you have a child who doesn't have any problems with older children, I think that being a father is quite suitable.

Somehow, when I meet men at a dating club, my sense of what is considered an acceptable age becomes completely paralyzed.

Of course, there are some men who look good for their age.

However, you don't have to worry about not signing a contract with a man who doesn't like you, and the woman can make that choice.

However, I haven't met many men in dad-hunting who don't care that much about their appearance. (Though each person may have different points of view.)

So, if you're a girl who doesn't mind being older and are interested in becoming a father, I recommend you try meeting a man through a dating club.

Anyway, my life will change from before, and if I can sign a contract with a wonderful father, he will show me various scenery.

Additionally, you may start to question yourself for having had a day job up until now.

Actually, that's how I was.

Of course, working during the day is wonderful.

What I'm talking about is the way it works. (Once you try being a dad, you'll understand what I'm saying.)