When did male members become limited to viewing only one class above their own?
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I think it’s a really good change! I know my own class, and knowing that fewer people can view my profile than before makes me feel even more comfortable.
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It’s been that way since January.
Originally, the plan was for men to only be able to see women in the classes they could make offers to. But if they had changed it that way all at once, some people might have complained, so they compromised by allowing men to see women up to one class above their level.
Eventually, it may change so that they can only see women they’re actually able to make offers to.
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For Gold men, it simply means they can’t view Black women.
There aren’t many Black women to begin with, so honestly, the impact is minimal.
Women may not want to be seen by men in lower tiers, but women in the higher tiers may also be missing out on opportunities as a result.
In fact, I started last year as a Black member and continued after moving down to Gold. However, in the fall, I became interested in a particular Platinum woman and upgraded to Platinum to make her an offer.
I was only technically Black, but there are wealthy men among the Gold members too, so no longer appearing in front of them can also be a disadvantage.
Standard men seem to be mostly those who have more or less stopped using the service but want to keep their membership, so I don’t think there’s any problem if they can no longer view women in the higher tiers.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
It started about a month ago. By the way, you can find the number of male members in each class by searching online (though the information is a little outdated). As for the percentage decrease in the number of male members visible to women, it’s 31% for Black women (Gold + Standard male members) and 4% for Platinum women (Standard male members).
In other words, the biggest part of this change is that Gold male members can no longer view Black women. Black women make up only 4% of all women, so only 4% of female members are happy about the significant reduction in the number of people who can view them. Other than that, not much has really changed.
When you look at it that way, the impact of creating a sense of hierarchy may be greater than the actual practical benefits. People who make a fuss based on the hierarchy without looking at the numbers will inevitably show up. And the more people get swept up in that, the more it could become an opportunity for level-headed people to go against the crowd.
Still, I’m glad you were able to feel reassured.
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Exactly. If someone has only paid the club a small amount but still expects to ogle Black or Platinum women and get excited about it… I mean, papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) is a pastime for the wealthy, so wouldn’t ordinary people feel more at ease going to a sex-work establishment?
I mean, can you really handle being told, “Money, money,” all the time?
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