With my face, I figured Gold at best—probably Standard, honestly.
But recently, several men told me things like, “You’re definitely a whole tier above that!” So I realized that I really am Standard after all.
I know I shouldn’t compare myself to other people, but I’d at least like to reach Gold.
As for the factors used to determine rank: I’m in my 20s, I’m not overly focused on money, and I continue seeing the men I meet, so I believe I should be okay. I have an hourglass figure, so my face is a drawback, but I feel like I barely managed to get into the club.
Other than losing my current marshmallow-like body and developing a slimmer look and vibe, what else could I work on?
Also, I’m slow to think on my feet, so I can’t come up with witty responses right away. What should I keep in mind?
I remember seeing an answer from someone who had helped a Gold girl move all the way up to Black, so I’d really appreciate your advice.
Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here.
> Several men told me things like, “You’re definitely a level above the rest!” So I realized I must be standard after all.
Really?
Even women in Gold are probably told they’re a level above the rest, and the same goes for women in Platinum.
So perhaps you still don’t know your true class yet.
There’s even a term, “lucky Gold,” for women who are good enough to be in Platinum but happen to be in Gold, so I feel there are quite a few women in Gold who get told things like that.
> My figure is more of a curvy hourglass type.
That makes me think you’re more likely Gold than Standard.
And if you’re currently Gold, changing your makeup, hairstyle, and clothes could possibly help you move up to Platinum.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
Men probably won’t say this outright, but if the problem really is “only” your face, then changing your face should solve everything, right? Things like being overweight can be addressed on your own, after all.
I haven’t seen your face, so it’s hard to say, but if your basic features are well-proportioned, I might consider getting a short-midface, doll-like look from Dr. Fukuda at Veri○ Clinic—the surgeon who worked on Emiri Aizawa.
I’d be prepared to lose my current papas and go for a full makeover, then register at an upscale lounge or other dating clubs with my brand-new face, aiming to attract even more generous papas and a more polished image. Quite a few girls seem to level up that way.
Ideally, you’d work on your communication skills along with your appearance.
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I’m a male member, Dai.
When they say you’re “a level above,” don’t you think they mean that you’re Gold-level, or possibly even Platinum-level?
I’m not sure why you assume you’re registered as Standard.
If you already have a regular papa, I’d recommend forgetting about the class for now and focusing on taking good care of the man you’re currently seeing.
That said, if your pride as a woman still makes you want to become Gold—though you may already be Gold by now—here are a few things to keep in mind.
It seems that opportunities to move up a class tend to come when you receive a flood of offers, or when your appearance changes significantly after a reshoot or re-registration.
Also, star ratings have been fluctuating more frequently through questionnaires lately, so improving the satisfaction of the men you’re currently dating may be another way to do it.
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