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I joined as Type A a few months before the COVID-19 pandemic began. Within about two months, I received three offers and met with two of them.
(The remaining meeting was postponed because of COVID, but was eventually canceled.
After that, the pandemic began, so I left the club.)
I was 24 at the time and am now 26. Is there really no demand for a 26-year-old Type A woman…?
I’m thinking about having another interview and rejoining, but given the current situation, I’m worried that I may be unlikely to receive any offers, so I wanted to ask.
People often tell me I resemble ◯月 Yamamoto.
(I’m also in the upper 160 cm range in height.)
When you make offers to Type A women, do you pay attention to their age?
From a man’s perspective, there’s not much difference between 24 and 26, so I think you’ll be fine.
Some women do occasionally see 25 as a sort of cutoff point, though.
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I don’t think there’s been a major change in the number of offers compared with before COVID. However, since there are more male members now, the overall number of offers has increased, even proportionally.
If we’re talking about 30 years ago, women were often judged around the age of 25. People would compare turning 25 to Christmas, saying that once a woman turned 26, she was like leftover cake being sold at half price.
But no one thinks that way these days.
That said, men who make offers to women in Dating Type A may have different preferences from the average man. (I believe most men don’t make offers to Type A women.) So I don’t think we can really know without having you register again and seeing what happens.
Generally speaking, I think most men would say there isn’t a significant difference between being 24 and 26.
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