I agree with the person who asked the previous question.
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Why do we have to show our faces in the first place? Having your face blurred means you get fewer offers, right? If nobody had to show their face from the start, fewer women would be disadvantaged when it comes to offers, and maybe more women would sign up.
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If you’re thinking about it that much, you simply shouldn’t join.
You can blur your face if you want, but don’t forget that the male members are supported by the many women who do show their faces.
If nobody showed their face, it would look far too suspicious, and many members wouldn’t join. Even as it is, it already looks suspicious enough to anyone considering signing up…
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I once met a woman who initially showed her face, but started blurring it because of the risks associated with her profession—and ended up receiving even more offers. She laughed and said, “Maybe blurring it fuels men’s imaginations and makes me look more beautiful. It’s not like I’m that pretty anyway.” (Not at all—she was a truly lovely woman.)
Apparently, offers had been pouring in ever since she registered, but I think that was also because she knew exactly how to present herself.
Later, she switched to secret status and stopped appearing on the members’ site. Then, she said, “The offers suddenly stopped!” It became exhausting trying to go on dates nonstop, and since she wouldn’t have any trouble as long as she kept a few papas, in the end, she actually felt it was for the best.
I’ve gotten off track, but everyone says that blurring your face reduces the number of offers. I don’t think that’s necessarily true. If a woman is lovely, that comes across even with her face blurred. And if a woman receives few offers with her face blurred, removing the blur probably wouldn’t make much difference. That’s how I personally see it.
Just look—lovely Marika says the same thing! ♪( ´▽｀)
It’s me,
Mii
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You don’t necessarily have to show your face.
For those who prefer an arrangement where neither party reveals their face, there’s a dating club called Salon. If the man isn’t interested after meeting, he doesn’t have to pay a setup fee, and the woman doesn’t receive transportation expenses either.
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The number of female members might increase, but the number of male members will probably decrease.
From a man’s perspective, no one wants to end up with a dud…
Dating clubs are run on the money paid by men.
If women also had to pay a membership fee to join, things might be more equal—but that’s never going to happen, right?
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No one said you can’t do it.
I don’t show my face either, and I still receive offers, so it’s not a problem for me.
If no one showed their face, then sure, fewer men would join, since there are other clubs where they can see women’s faces.
Marika
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