Ladies, how much attention do you pay to a man’s rating when you receive an offer?
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Have you ever met someone rated ★★★ or lower and thought, “Now I see why he got such a low rating…”?
I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences.
I’m currently trying to decide whether to accept an offer, so I’d like to use your answers as a reference.
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂30s👑Universe male member
I’m a male member, Chikuwa.
Since three stars is the default rating, wouldn’t most male members end up with three stars? Do you mean two stars or lower, rather than three stars or lower?
There are female members with one or two stars too, but I wouldn’t worry too much about someone with two stars. Maybe the male members who rated her were just particularly strict, or they gave her a low rating because she turned them down.
If she has one star, though, I’d probably assume there’s some issue.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
I don’t think it’s a good idea to turn him down without meeting him first.
He may happen to be disliked by other women, and his behavior may be rough, but with you, there’s a chance you might be able to handle him—or even skillfully negotiate a higher allowance.
Of course, that may be difficult unless you’re mentally strong.
That said, even with Dating Type D, you can still turn him down afterward, so I think it would be best to meet him intending to have dinner only.
During the meal, try to figure out exactly what the problem is.
You could also ask the staff what negative feedback they received about him. They generally won’t tell you, but sometimes they may give you a hint, such as, “It was something like this.” They’re more likely not to tell you anything, but it may be worth asking anyway—you have nothing to lose.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Men don’t know what their own star rating is.
The rating system was only introduced in November, but are there really that few men with three stars or below?
By the way, over 90% of women have three stars or fewer.
I think men who have been receiving fewer offers lately probably have a three-star rating.
If someone has two stars or fewer, you’d assume they received a low rating because there must have been some kind of issue, but…
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I’m a man, by the way.
I haven’t made any new offers in nearly a year, so—
For example, if a man who has generally had good arrangements makes an occasional offer, he might still receive three stars. It may be worth taking cases like that into account as well.
Having a lot of stars could also simply mean that he’s made a lot of offers…
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