Even big-name comedians are patronized! Former Minato Ward female professional girlfriend” talks about the surprising special situation of “female attendants in the age of SNS.

As he expanded his scope of activities by focusing on “comedians” and “soccer players,” his life became more and more lavish in proportion to his gradually growing network of contacts.

Attendants are often called in the middle of the night, so they live in Minato-ku, where they can move quickly. I lived in Azabu Juban, too. Some girls who lived in the suburbs would call my house or the house of a friend who lived in Minato-ku their “waiting place,” and they would wait for me, saying, “I think I’ll hear from you today.

When I played with them, I often went to places where I could hide and where they could keep secrets from me, rather than to high-class restaurants. When it came to that, I was often in Minato-ku or Ebisu. They were usually izakaya (Japanese-style pubs) on the second floor of a building, where you would have to be someone you knew to get there.

Since then, Ms. A has experienced both the sweet and sour sides of love with celebrities through her relationships with the comedy duo X, who are currently popular on variety shows and have opened a private exhibition of their paintings, a specialty of theirs, and the big-name sibling duo Y. She says, “You can’t always say that about a celebrity.

Looking back on those days, she says, “With every celebrity, there is always another woman who is just like you.”

After that, Mr. A did not develop a relationship, but preferred to keep it casual, going on trips with several people and enjoying drinks at home. Among them was comedian Z, who announced the breakup of the duo in their later years.

He was like a father to all of us, like a big brother. Of course, Mr. Z was single, too, and we had a lot of fun, going to his apartment in Ebisu, where he lived at the time, and going on trips to Atami.

After dating a TV man, Mr. A moved away from Minato Ward, where he used to play on a daily basis, and since then, he no longer plays the role of an attendant.

Mr. A, who now runs his own business in Tokyo, recalls those days.

In the end, I wanted to satisfy my need for approval. I think I wanted to be lifted up by playing with men who had money and status.

So, since the development of social networking, are attendants really no longer needed? When we finally asked Mr. A, he gave us a surprising answer.

If anything has changed with the development of social networking, it is that it has brought even more people into it. In the past, we used to go hand-deliver a piece of paper with our contact information on it, but it turned into a social networking DM, and what was then a photo sticker is now just a post (post). Those ordinary people are now also becoming attendees.”

The old-fashioned people are definitely still around,” A-san says with a strong sense of conviction. There are those who continue to be thoroughly in the dark, and there are newcomers through social networking services.

A single interaction with a celebrity through a chance DM connection stimulates the desire for another interaction. In fact, in today’s world where the desire for approval continues to grow with the advent of SNS, such interactions may be even more inundated.

As long as the young port city girls’ desire for approval is not satisfied, will attendants continue to be established in different forms?