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*pat* *pat*

Its called : Having a property and leasing.

Become a landlord. xD

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a landlord ?

No landlady ...

There's no landlord in the world, be it man or women, who can go so far as to call themselves a Lady

Here we call "landlord" locator and locatrix.

Also this.

There's no landlord in the world, be it man or women, who can go so far as to call themselves a Lady

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(remembering i once mentioned months ago "I'm kinda a ojou-sama")

To be honest, I have an opportunity to become a landlord... Kinda strange thinking about it.

In secret, we all want to be ojou-samas, right?

We all do.

... Wait, ojou-sama is the female form of adressing a person, isn't it?

Ojou (お嬢), pronounced o-joe (often Ojou-san or Ojou-sama, as they are the more formal honorifics), a formal Japanese word for literally "young lady", is typically used in anime when referring to wealthy, high-class female characters.

Oftentimes, a wealthy Ojou is found in a leading role in the Absurdly Powerful Student Council. In fact, her wealth is often the Hand Wave explanation for the absurd power: they make the rules because they have money.

Ah. Well, we all want to be ojou-samas.

In the original Japanese, expect all types of ojou to use the more formal first-person pronoun "watakushi" rather than the neutral "watashi" or the more casual (and feminine-only) "atashi," and to make heavy use of the "wa" feminine emphasis particle at the end of their sentences.