Looking through the date reviews, I get the impression that there are quite a few truly outrageous men out there. Some people write things in their own responses—both women’s and, of course, men’s—that make me cringe.
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There seem to be some awful women too, but since my question is about offers, I’ll leave that aside for now.
I’m a little worried because the name of the branch where they’re registered isn’t listed, so there’s no way to gauge how likely I am to actually run into them.
Is it possible to have the men who answered the designated questionnaire—or the men listed in the questionnaire as having made offers—hide my profile from themselves?
I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer too.
Since it takes extra time and effort, whether they’ll accommodate that request probably depends on how kind the branch staff are.
Basically, I think they’ll turn you down.
If anything, when you receive an offer, it might be better to ask:
“Could you tell me what kind of feedback this man has received from women in the past?”
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Women who make overly specific demands probably aren’t very popular with the staff.
If the staff don’t like a woman, they may not give her a favorable recommendation when a man asks, “I’m considering making her an offer—what is she like?”
I understand that you want to protect yourself, but realistically, I think it’s best to simply think in advance about how you’ll respond if you meet that kind of man.
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I’m Nana Ayase☆
Questioners who badmouth other people in their posts are pretty awful too.
Also, please ask questions like that via LINE with the staff, rather than here.
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That sounds difficult.
When it comes to relationships between men and women, it’s probably not that common for only one side to be entirely at fault.
People’s perspectives can differ, and they may change over time.
Some people seem to keep meeting only good ones, while others bring out the best in their partners.
I suppose it’s important to gain a variety of experiences—and to have some emotional leeway as well.
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I’m in Seattle.
I wonder if I could do it??
If I just avoid offers from men rated two stars or lower, I feel like I could manage on my own.
If he turns out to be a weirdo, I’ll just take the transportation money and make a run for it. I’d think of it as a part-time job.
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