Maezawa from the president’s office here.
The number of offers and dates doesn’t appear on your profile.
However, men often ask the staff, “Does this woman get a lot of offers, or not many?”
There’s an internal rule that we can’t disclose the exact number of offers or dates, but since “a lot” or “not many” isn’t an actual number, it’s generally considered okay.
As a result, men are often given a rough idea of whether she gets many or few offers.
That said, the staff only share this information because it’s useful when deciding whether to make an offer, so I don’t think they would answer if a man she has already dated asked them. (Though some staff members might let it slip.)
In this case, I think it would be best to ask the staff to hide your profile from that particular man.
If you make the request each time by giving them the man’s name, they can set it so that your profile is visible to men you haven’t dated, but hidden from men you have.
However, he may complain and ask why he’s the only one who can’t see your profile, so it might be a good idea to come up with a reason in advance.
(If he does ask, you could say, “I didn’t know about that. I’ll ask the staff,” and then have them make your profile visible again.)
I think it’s meant to increase the men’s satisfaction.
If you ask the staff, they’ll tell you roughly how many offers there have been, along with various other information based on the feedback they’ve received.
Paper Airplane
I’m Kazu, a male member.
Men can’t see how many offers a woman has received or how many dates she’s been on.
Her profile generally includes the sections she can edit, along with her class, club name, age, height, weight, and similar information, comments from the club, photos and videos taken during her interview, and the date she registered.
