I hear that fewer women are being blacklisted, but are more men being blacklisted?

Maezawa here. > Are there more Black-tier male members now? In terms of numbers, I think there are more Black-tier men, simply because the overall membership has grown. As for the proportion of Black-tier men, I don’t think we’ve compiled statistics on that, so I’m not sure how it’s changed. My impression is that it probably hasn’t changed significantly, but I can’t say for certain. > If the number of Black-tier men is decreasing, I don’t see how that benefits Black-tier women... I’m not quite sure I understand the causal relationship between the number of Black-tier men and the benefits for Black-tier women. If we assume that the number of men is related to the benefits, then Standard-tier women would seem to benefit the most, since they can receive offers from men in every tier. Looking at it that way, I don’t think the number of men and the benefits are directly related—although it may have some impact to a certain extent. > What does the club consider to be the benefit of being a Black-tier woman? I don’t think being Black-tier offers any particular benefit in itself. That said, if you can only receive offers from Black-tier men, you could also view it as receiving offers exclusively from men with even greater financial resources, within a universe that already consists of financially comfortable members.