Is that amount for one month, or for the whole year?
What age range, class, and type are you referring to?
It’s hard to answer when it’s not clear exactly what you want to know. ﾟ(ﾟ´Д｀ﾟ)ﾟ｡
Anyway, everyone’s different, and you should just focus on yourself. (⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡
Let’s do our best~♡
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What are you going to do with that information?
If your own offers are limited, comparing yourself to others will only make you feel worse.
Or… are you staff at another dating club?
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Even if you’re getting the most offers, if there are simply too many, you’d probably take a break or hide your profile.
If you received 10 new offers a month, your private life would basically become one date after another. You’d need to double-book dates just to keep up, and normal life would become impossible.
Marika
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I’m not sure what you’re hoping to find out by asking that—is this reconnaissance for another dating club?
If you search the staff blog, you’ll find a post dated March 21 last year titled, “Which class of women receives the most offers?” They say the highest number is around 50 offers over six months.
As they also point out there, though, isn’t the number of dates that actually take place more important than the number of offers?
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I get where you’re coming from as a guy, but yeah, that’s not okay（笑）. First, search the Q&A site properly. I’ve heard people talk about 42 cases or something. Not that I know for sure.
If there’s an attractive woman, don’t you think there are probably around 100,000 other men who feel the same way about her as you do? Unless you’re taking a really niche approach, it’s a red ocean. Some men will probably even try to win her over by throwing stacks of cash at her. In a situation that competitive, isn’t it impressive enough that she’ll meet you for an allowance you can actually afford?
Men don’t have to push themselves beyond their limits. But don’t try to control her. Focus only on being able to see her again, hold yourself back, and let her do as she pleases. Even while wondering how long it’ll last, keep showing her your very best side. If it continues for six months, a year, or two years, you’ll come to understand all kinds of things. No doubt about it. I guarantee it.
In short, don’t ask convenient questions—just quietly struggle your way through the swamp, you bald bastard.
Taro
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I’ve been enjoying my relationship for over a year now without making or accepting any new offers.
Constantly making and accepting offers over and over may be a sign that you’re not truly satisfied…
What exactly are we competing over? Everyone’s happiness depends not on the numbers, but on the substance…
Once you’ve found someone who makes you feel fulfilled and happy, you shouldn’t feel the need to accept or make any more offers. Isn’t finding that kind of person what papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) is really about?
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I’m not entirely sure what you mean, but…
Offers come in waves, so it depends on whether you’re looking at it month by month or year by year. And naturally, the longer you’ve been with an agency, the more offers you’re likely to receive.
Personally, I don’t think getting lots of offers is what matters. What’s important is how many genuinely good relationships you’re able to build!
(It’s the idea that one wonderful person is better than ten people you don’t click with.)
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