Regarding offers made with a blurred profile, I feel that in addition to Marika’s good character and beauty, the impression that she has an unusual job may have sparked people’s interest and led to her receiving more offers.
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If an ordinary woman with no impressive title who works a typical job were to use a blurred profile, would she receive fewer offers than if she didn’t blur it?
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Regardless of whether they have their face blurred, I tend to make offers to women in somewhat unusual professions.
There was a Type B platinum underground idol with her face blurred, and she said she’d received two offers.
I eventually parted ways with her, but when she had new photos taken, she removed the blur—and had become a Black-level woman.
More recently, I made an offer to another blurred Platinum woman in an unusual profession, and she said she’d received six or seven offers.
Without the blur, she’d definitely be a woman getting offers in the double digits. Her star rating also quickly reached five.
Personally, I’ve had a higher success rate with blurred women because there’s less competition.
In that sense, I might actually prefer beautiful women to register with their faces blurred, haha.
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Haha, my body is actually more attractive than my face!!
That’s something you can change with effort, so keep working at it.
Marika
Also, I don’t explicitly list my occupation on my profile. I only describe it vaguely, like “〇〇-related” or “in the 〇〇 industry,” so I don’t think it comes across as anything particularly unusual.
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If you’re in your late 30s or older, using a blurred photo might actually work in your favor.
There tend to be fewer registered women in their 40s and beyond, so they naturally stand out. Adding a blur can make them seem even more exclusive and heighten people’s curiosity. At that age, it’s also a little easier to understand why someone might choose to blur their photo.
If the blurred photo is paired well with some private pictures, I think people would be more inclined to meet her.
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Let’s imagine an A/B test–like situation where profiles of the same woman appeared at the same time, one with her face blurred and one without.
As Early-san said, I’d probably offer to meet the woman whose face wasn’t blurred, because I’d be worried about wasting the setting fee and the effort involved in the date.
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Our schedules didn’t line up, so we never actually met, but I have made an offer to someone whose photos were blurred.
She didn’t have a particularly unusual profession, but the staff’s comments about her were positive, so I decided to reach out.
There aren’t many profiles with blurred photos, so I can’t say how likely they are to receive offers. But as everyone has said, since making an offer generally involves money, people tend to favor profiles with more information disclosed.
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