I’ve joined several dating clubs and mainly choose women who, in Universe’s terms, are Type A and want “dinner only.”

Maezawa from the President’s Office here. If you pressure a Type A woman to have an adult relationship on the first date, the club will receive a complaint in most cases. You’ll naturally get a bad review as well, and the club will warn you. If you keep doing it despite repeated warnings, I imagine you could eventually be banned, although I don’t think many people continue after being warned. If anything, it seems more likely that accumulated negative ratings will eventually lead to a forced cancellation of your membership. From the second date onward, it’s a matter of free choice between the two of you, so there’s nothing wrong with asking about an adult relationship. However, if the woman isn’t interested, she’ll probably block you and you’ll lose contact. Since she chose Type A, she’s looking for dinner only (no intimacy), so I think it’s best not to ask her for an adult relationship. If you want things to heat up, I think it’s better to create an atmosphere where she’s the one who says she wants to take things further.

I’m a male member who’s pretty unsuccessful with women. These days, I mainly pursue Type A women. I believe it’s ethically wrong for a man to invite a Type A woman into an adult relationship (intimate). No matter how much people call it free love, some things are simply not okay. I never make the first move toward an adult relationship. Instead, I focus on making the woman enjoy herself through dinner dates and the like, and wait for her to invite me into an adult relationship. Since I think this is the absolute highest-difficulty approach, I encourage you to give it a try too. Three dinner dates are more than enough. Usually, two is plenty. Even if you continue having dinner dates after that, I don’t think things will develop into an adult relationship. However, Type A women are more likely to genuinely fall for you out of the blue. This is something you don’t see as often with Type B women, so be careful. Also, when entering an adult relationship with a Type A woman, you can’t leave “breaking up” off the table. It would be far too cruel to simply use her and discard her. You need to be prepared to stay together for at least three years, so I’m cautious about it as well. P.S. My allowance is generous, so if I made the first move, I could win over even a Type A woman with money. But that would be far too boring. The challenge is what makes it worthwhile. I’m kind of cheeky like that♡