I’m Ayase Nana ♡
① Would someone like me, as a female member, be considered a “type scam” if I chose Type B?
Someone like you… Why are you being so negative?
You can turn down Type B offers, so don’t worry.
② What are the expected advantages and disadvantages of changing types?
No one remembers you anyway, so this is nothing to worry about either.
③ If I change my type later, will my class also change? (I read that Type A members are downgraded by one class.)
You should ask the staff directly about this.
They might dodge the question, though（笑).
Maezawa from the president’s office here, answering your questions as well.
If you’re already receiving offers as Type A, I think it would be best to choose your first partner from among those men.
Then, after your first experience, you could switch to Relationship Type B. I think that would make sense to everyone.
> ① Would it be considered “type fraud” if a female member like me chose Type B?
If you feel that an adult relationship (intimate) is difficult unless it’s with someone you can truly trust, and that it’s hard to make that judgment after only one or two dates, then as long as you can properly decline any further relationship with someone you don’t feel comfortable with—instead of continuing to see them for dinner only (no intimacy)—I don’t think it would be considered type fraud.
The man would simply be disappointed, thinking that things didn’t work out with him.
However, if you get greedy and try to continue seeing someone for dinner only every time, you may receive complaints from men saying, “No matter how many times we meet, things never progress beyond dinner,” or, “She’s Type A but misrepresented her type. This is fraud.”
> ② What benefits and drawbacks can I expect from changing my type?
You’ll probably receive more invitations for an adult relationship (intimate) than you do now.
Even though you’ve chosen Type B, you may get more men asking, “Would you like to go to a hotel after this?” You might also receive invitations like:
“We’re already having dinner, so why don’t we go?”
“Why not?”
“What’s the problem?”
“What kind of person would you say yes to?”
Of course, if you can clearly say, “I intend to decide after having dinner and going on a few dates,” I don’t think that would be a drawback.
The benefit is that you’ll receive more offers—but they’ll probably be more heavily focused on adult relationships (intimate).
> ③ If I change my type later, will my class be changed as well? I read that Type A members are placed one class lower.
Basically, I don’t think your class will be changed.
However, if changing to Type B suddenly results in a flood of offers, your class might be changed afterward.
But I don’t think your class will be changed at the same time as your relationship type.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
① If you can make your decision within a few dates, I think Dating Type B should be fine.
② As you mentioned, the advantage is that you may receive more offers. The downside is that you’ll probably get more inquiries about an adult relationship (intimate).
③ In most cases, simply changing your dating type won’t change your class.
