I’m not saying this applies to everyone, but weren’t the women in the Black tier the ones who had successful cosmetic surgery, while the Platinum tier had women whose surgeries didn’t turn out as well??
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I know because I’ve been shown men’s profiles several times lol
Men probably never notice, but every thin woman with a large chest has had fat-transfer breast augmentation! Anyone who has studied human anatomy should be able to tell.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Can you really tell someone’s had plastic surgery just from photos or videos?
By your logic, every slim woman with an E cup or larger would be assumed to have breast implants.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Well said. Exactly.
And I’m not saying every single one of them, but female idols do engage in pillow contracts, celebrities are drug addicts, humans never went to the moon, and the Earth is actually flat, right?
LOL.
It must be tough living a life trapped by your own beliefs. I hope you meet a man who’ll shower you with affection and finally find peace. Ramen.
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
I trust my own judgment more than the questioner’s opinion—I check profiles every day with laser focus and send out plenty of offers, while they only look at profiles once in a while (lol).
Is the questioner’s strategy to put down Black and Platinum members in hopes of getting offers themselves? What a waste of effort.
Even if someone’s had cosmetic surgery, there’s no problem as long as they look natural and attractive. Besides, there really aren’t that many people who’ve had extensive work done.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
From what women who’ve had cosmetic surgery tell me, being asked by a man they’ve just met, “Oh, you’ve had your eyes done, right?” or “Your nose, right?” or “You’ve had implants, right?” doesn’t exactly make them feel good.
So even if I notice, I don’t say anything.
That said, as I mentioned in my previous answer, it’s also awkward when they excitedly turn it into a quiz about where they’ve had cosmetic work done.
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I’m Rin, a female member of SALON.
Even if male members notice that someone has had cosmetic surgery or breast augmentation, they may be kind enough to pretend they haven’t noticed!
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