At my Universe Club interview, I said that my favorite types of men are Yukichi Fukuzawa and Eiichi Shibusawa, while the types I’m not fond of are the comedy duo Sanshiro, rugby player Ayumu Goromaru, and Shibasaburo Kitasato.
I’m all over the place~ I was so panicked and nervous during the interview that I don’t remember what they asked me (^_^;)
As for my type of man… If I had to compare him to comedians like you did, I’d say Waka from Audrey, Bakarhythm, Ryota Yamasato, or Itakura from Impulse! I like men with strong, quirky personalities ♪
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If there are concerns about her personality, the interviewer may place her in a lower class.
Someone who seems overly focused on money is likely to receive more negative feedback.
Women the club can confidently introduce—and who are worth the high introduction fees—are probably the ones placed in the Platinum or Black class.
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It seems that having a good personality can sometimes lead to being placed in the Platinum or Black class.
People who say nonsensical things probably won’t be viewed favorably in terms of their character, either. It may also make the staff worry that you’re the kind of woman who talks this way to men during dates.
So yes, I think it can affect which class you’re assigned to.
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I don’t think something like that would have any influence.
To begin with, he just happens to be the person pictured on a banknote—he’s a real person.
Why would your type in terms of who you like affect how someone is categorized?
By the way, if what you really mean is the allowance, you should just say clearly, “I can’t do someone who only offers 30,000 yen.”
Though even if you say that, they’ll probably just respond, “You two should discuss the allowance among yourselves,” and leave it at that.
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