Age: 26. I live with my parents and work part-time.
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My father has what’s considered one of the lowest-tier jobs. (He’s employed part-time, not receiving welfare.)
I was rejected by Universe Club once in the past, so I don’t feel confident I’ll be accepted, and I think the standards are quite high. So I’m thinking of starting out at a role-play club or a dating café in Shinjuku.
That way, I don’t have to worry about my parents finding out, and I think I’d be able to treat my mother to some good food. Also, since it isn’t the adult entertainment industry, I feel less hesitant about it.
Is there much demand for girls with a natural, girl-next-door look at role-play clubs?
I look like a high school student and, if anything, people tend to say I’m cute.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, answering as well.
> Is there really demand for the amateur-type look at image clubs?
I’ve never worked at an image club, so I have no idea what the general trends are. I don’t think even scouts would necessarily know.
I think the best thing to do is ask the staff at the club directly, “Would someone like me be in demand here?”
If they think there’s demand for you, they’ll probably treat you very well. If they think you’re about average, you’ll likely get average treatment. And if they don’t think there’s much demand, they may suggest looking into other clubs.
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This is Ayase Nana ☆
If there’s no demand for image clubs and the like, then doing it is just a waste of time.
There are regular accounting and administrative jobs in Osaka offering ¥200,000–¥350,000 a month. That would be better for you. You could work there until retirement, and money would come in every single month.
Some places accept applicants with no experience, so go to Hello Work.
And stop relying on your parents.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
You’re the 26-year-old woman who has posted questions here many times before, right? You’ve gone to various auditions and interviews, and occasionally get approached by men in busy downtown areas. I can tell from your writing. Sorry if I’m mistaken.
Even if you ask questions here, I can’t guarantee that the answers—especially on topics unrelated to dating clubs—are accurate, nor can I take responsibility for advising you on matters as serious as your life. You’re the only one who can change your life, so I think it may be time to stop relying so heavily on online message boards. What do you think?
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I’m in Seattle.
I think your type would be in demand at an imekura, though I understood those to be health services involving costumes and role-play. I thought oral was required.
If you’re really that cute, maybe you were rejected by Universe Club because of your attitude—or because you were closer to Relationship Type A.
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