I’m BB7.
If you graduated from Harvard or from the medical schools at the University of Tokyo or Kyoto University, I think you’ll be able to meet someone.
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I’m Kida, the guy in charge.
Are you actually insecure about your own education? Adorable!! And using Harvard and the University of Tokyo as your examples of elite schools? Adorable!!
Just as you think, only the absolute bottom-of-the-barrel, hopeless people come to a place like this. I’m the one running it, so what do you expect?
But since you ended up here too, why not take a class in “how to enjoy life”—something Harvard can’t teach you? You might even get an offer from a washed-up doctor.
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“Go to the University of Tokyo—you’ll get in.” Being told that over and over is something many aspiring national medical school students grow sick of.
And besides, even if Harvard or Cambridge graduates were among them, they wouldn’t offer you anything...
There’s no sign of intelligence or class.
That’s not something someone who’s intimate with the “loser doctor” you mentioned in exchange for his money should be saying.
—Akari
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I’m Dai, a male member.
You may not know this, but some national university medical schools are actually harder to get into than the University of Tokyo or Kyoto University.
By the way, there are plenty of women from the University of Tokyo—and even women who work in the adult entertainment industry—so…
Academic background doesn’t really matter that much.
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I was terrible at school—a complete academic failure. I barely managed to graduate from middle school.
But I make more in allowance than people from Harvard or the University of Tokyo, you know?
—A sore-loser guy
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I’m sure there are some.
After all, even a sitting prefectural governor who graduated from the University of Tokyo’s Faculty of Medicine and went on to work at a Harvard hospital was using a dating site. Apparently, he paid ¥30,000 per meeting.
That reminds me—I’ll add this. Wasn’t the education ministry bureaucrat who conducted his own poverty research at a dating café in Kabukicho also a University of Tokyo graduate?
I’m starting to think male members like that must be everywhere.
Come to think of it, one of my high school classmates who went to the University of Tokyo’s Faculty of Medicine was a pervert who got off on licking chopsticks that girls had used.
Whenever I hear “University of Tokyo Faculty of Medicine,” I think of him. I guess people who go there really aren’t ordinary.
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