There may be a slight difference in the type of men you attract between dating types B and C.
Rather than focusing on what others are doing, I think you should carefully consider what you want.
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For me, whether it’s type B or C, the first meeting is dinner only, so either is fine. However, after meeting and spending time with three women, I found that the type C women said, “I can decide whether I want to continue seeing someone during the meal after we meet.”
I suppose men do the same, but regardless of the relationship type, women may also make their decision at the very beginning.
If you can decide whether you want to continue seeing someone through about an hour of conversation over a meal, then type C might be fine. If you want to play it safe, type B would probably be the better choice.
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I’m currently listed as Type B because Type C tends to attract more one-time-only guys and strange men.
When introducing me, the staff say I’m a Type B who leans toward C, so I’d suggest asking the staff to describe you that way as well.
That said, if you can’t be available for H anytime, Type B is probably the better option.
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Papas who seem like too much trouble will make an offer to C.
They won’t make an offer to B.
Fuu only makes offers to C.
If that’s how you feel, and you’re able to decide on an adult relationship from the very first day, why not go with C?
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Whether they’re in their 30s or 20s, people who find B-type arrangements too much trouble simply won’t make you an offer, while those who don’t mind will reach out to you.
So I don’t think you need to worry—just be yourself.
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You’re the one who decides what type of relationship you want, so what other people think is irrelevant.
When I meet a woman who chooses type C or D even though she never intended to follow through from the start, I get angry at myself for failing to recognize her as someone to avoid.
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If you received an offer, does that mean you’ve already gone on a date?
With Type B, the first meeting is dinner only, and you part ways afterward. From the second meeting onward, intimacy may be possible.
Men who find even that much of a hassle generally won’t offer B and will choose C or D instead.
I don’t think the number of offers for B and C was all that different (though I feel C may have had slightly more), so staying with B should be fine.
That said, if the reason isn’t that you’re worried about being seen as a troublesome woman, but rather that you now want intimacy from the very first meeting, then I think you should switch to C or D.
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Calling Type B “a hassle” might be a bit misleading, but I prioritize offering dates to Type C women because things move faster and there’s no need to go on multiple dates.
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