The reason may sound philosophical, but I feel completely alone. I’ve come to believe that I have no choice but to live on my own. Fortunately, I’ve passed auditions and been approached by people on the street, so at least my looks are fairly average.
My intelligence, however, is at the level of an intellectual disability.
My home is a hoarder’s house, and my father says he works in cleaning.
I don’t even have contact with any of my relatives anymore. It’s a typical pattern for someone who failed at running a business.
I’ve ended up writing about everything personal, but if I tell them about my background at the Ginza interview, do you think they might feel sorry for me?
It seems they assign people based on where they live. If you live in Nagoya, Ginza probably isn’t an option.
You mean you’re interviewing with Universe Club, right?
If you have mental health issues, you might not pass an interview at a Ginza club or similar.
Also, they won’t accept you out of sympathy. You have a pretty face, don’t you? I don’t think you need to worry.
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Ginza clubs generally operate as a team, and if you want to work independently, you won’t be hired unless you already have several clients who spend a great deal of money. It’s really tough right now… so I recommend an upscale dating club instead.
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When you say an interview in Ginza, do you mean:
- Universe’s Ginza office?
- Another dating club with “Ginza” in its name?
- A Ginza lounge?
Which one is it?
Lounge work is a team effort, with its own hierarchy, and people who think quickly tend to do better if they want to earn well.
You seem better suited to working independently, so I think a dating club would be a better fit.
Pity alone won’t get you an offer or an allowance, so I think you should separate that from the question of how to make a papa (a male supporter) like you.
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You may get some sympathy, but based on the appearance you described, I think you could probably get registered even without it.
Looking at questions from other self-proclaimed female members, many seem to be at an intellectually disabled level, so it might not be an issue at all.
P.S. When you say Ginza, do you mean a club or hostess bar in Ginza, rather than Universe’s Ginza branch? Since those jobs pay an hourly wage, they might not hire you even out of sympathy.
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