There’s definitely a difference between Black- and Platinum-tier women, but what exactly is it?

I’m Kazu, a male member. I think the difference comes down to whether a man would feel satisfied paying the setting fee for a Black-class member. In short, it’s about scarcity within the dating club. That scarcity is probably based on an overall evaluation—her looks, personality and outlook, profession, and so on.

I’m Dai, a male member. I don’t feel there’s really that much of a difference. Speaking from experience, there have been women I’ve made offers to who were listed as Platinum with their faces blurred, but were upgraded to Black after having new photos taken with their faces visible. I doubt there are many Black male members who only make offers to Black women.

“Preference.” My idea of “black,” the questioner’s idea of “black,” and the club’s idea of “black” are all different. For reference, my allowance standards are: My Standard: 10 My Gold: 11 My Platinum: 13 My Black: 15–100 Among my monthly arrangement partners, three are My Black. The one currently at 15 will probably move to pay-per-meeting at 20 very soon. Here’s what I suggest other papas give at a minimum: Club Standard: 6 Club Gold: 8 Club Platinum: 10 Club Black: 12 A word to the cheapskate papas who want to complain about me: If you want to be with attractive women, work harder—harder, harder, harder, until you drop. Lift weights, go running, and give them a generous allowance. “Are you forcing your values on everyone?” Yes, I am. I’m on the girls’ side, after all. (Except the haters.)