I'm a woman in my late 20s, and I've been accepted by Universe.
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I've had boyfriends before, but I don't have any sexual experience with men because my relationships didn't last very long, or we were long-distance while both of us were busy. Despite dating for a long time, we ended things rather casually, so all I really did was remain a virgin. Honestly, I don't think being a virgin is something to regret at my age, so I selected Type B. I didn't mention it specifically during the interview because I was worried that being a virgin in my late 20s might make me seem like a person to avoid.
I plan to be honest when I meet someone.
So my question is: Should I ask the agency to include this in my profile?
I feel bad that someone went out of their way to make me an offer, only to feel disappointed after meeting me and finding out I'm a virgin.
Should I at least mention that I have little sexual experience with men? I list the number of boyfriends I've had in the questionnaire, so I think they can tell that it isn't many, but...
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If it were me, I’d put it in the comments section, where you can write whatever you like.
It might be uncomfortable at first, but hopefully you’ll receive an offer from a true gentleman♪
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Women’s profiles have a “Comment from the woman” section that each person can edit.
You can’t check the content of the “Comment from the club” section yourself, and it isn’t updated very often.
So, if there’s anything you’d like someone making you an offer to know, it’s a good idea to include it in the “Comment from the woman” section.
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I’m into women like that. If you’re in your late twenties, you still have value. In my view, a virgin’s value is 30 minus her age: ¥100,000 at 20, and nothing at 30.
If you’re interested, email Maezawa-san and send him a reverse offer. I’ll help you graduate gently, with as little discomfort as possible. The allowance would be ¥50,000, plus a ¥50,000 congratulatory gift—¥100,000 total—on top of transportation costs.
As for your question, I think there are quite a few men like me, so I’d suggest being honest about your situation and leaving it to the staff. Wouldn’t you say it’s about half and half—men who like virgins and men who find it too much trouble?
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I don’t think you need to write anything at all.
If you do, it might come across as troublesome or off-putting.
Once you meet, you can talk about things in person and hopefully get comfortable with each other.
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I think the key is whether you’re mentally prepared for it.
For women in Type B, the usual expectation is to reach a decision by the second date.
If you’re open to developing an adult relationship (intimate) but can’t make up your mind on the second date because you’re not fully prepared, mentioning that you’re a virgin may help explain why.
Personally, I wouldn’t consider a woman a person to avoid or feel uncomfortable simply because she’s a virgin.
That said, some men may find it difficult to deal with, so I think it would be better to let the club know.
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