What’s the safest way to turn down an adult relationship on the day when you’re listed as Dating Type C?
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1. I’m on my period.
2. The allowance is 20 million yen.
3. The allowance is 150,000 yen.
4. All right! Time to make money by sleeping with a man I don’t even like! Ah, no—I really don’t want to.
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Since you’re never going to see him again, I think it’s best to be upfront and simply tell him you’re sorry.
I don’t like women who make lame excuses.
Options 1 and 2 are considered “type scams.”
With option 3, he might think, “I’ll give it a try just once.”
If you can do option 4, go with Type D.
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It says “Universe female member,” but based on this question, is it either written by a man, someone who hasn’t interviewed with Universe, or someone who didn’t listen to the staff at all during the interview?
It includes the very types of refusals they explain during the interview as things you shouldn’t say.
So I’m guessing it was written by a man who couldn’t get an interview, pretending to be a woman.
Is this another one of those posts people make lately just to get attention?
People who genuinely want answers get buried, so I really wish they’d stop making posts like this.
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Saying you’re on your period is probably the safest excuse, but I’d hate for him to think I was lying when I actually was, so maybe just say you can’t agree on the allowance.
But ¥20 million is way too blatant.
If it were a ¥150,000 allowance, it wouldn’t be completely out of the question… What would you do if he said, “Sure”?
Would you say, “I’ll take some time to think it over”?
Mr. Maezawa always says that with Dating Type C, you have the right to say no, so isn’t it okay to turn him down? Or is that not allowed?
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