I saw in a previous question that your “class” changes depending on your age, so I’d like to ask about it too.
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I’ve been debating whether to go in for an interview for the past year.
I was 34 at the time, but I’m 35 now (°_°)
At 34, I was still considered around my late 20s to early 30s, but now that I’m 35, I’m considered around my late 30s, right? Does that mean I’ll be judged more harshly?(^^;
In just 10 more days, I’ll be 33…
This year, I’m actually looking forward to the moment my age changes on my Universe profile (⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡
Once you reach your early 30s or late 40s, the male members who send you offers tend to be more mature and composed ⊂( *･ω･ )⊃
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It has nothing to do with class—it’s all about luck and timing, and what kind of person you happen to meet.
No one knows who will receive an offer, so almost any woman who decides to go to the interview will get through. There was even someone who was 60.
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It means they’re considering a variety of factors, rather than judging you harshly.
Age is just one factor.
What matters is whether you have the kind of appeal that makes someone want to make you an offer.
“If you keep talking like that, you’ll grow old and die in the lab. I want no part of that.”
— Hiroshi Unno
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You’re probably the type to keep saying, “Yeah, but…” and “That won’t work,” until life passes you by.
If you’re interested, take action right away. What have you been doing all these years?
You’re not getting any younger, so when you decide you want to do something, act immediately.
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I’m Misato, a female member.
Before joining, I had all kinds of questions too, so I asked the staff. Apparently, some women in their 60s are registered, and there are also plenty of women in their 50s who receive lots of offers.
Men have all kinds of preferences, so in the end, I think it’s not about age but about each person’s individual appeal.
When you go for your interview, there’ll be an important photo shoot, so I recommend dressing up as if you were going on a date.
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I don’t think a woman’s class at a dating club is directly related to how satisfied she’ll actually be with her experience there.
Her real satisfaction depends on whether she happens to meet a good partner. Just because a man is rated “Black” doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be a good match for you.
In other words, the class assessment may be stricter, but even if that happens, it will have little to do with your experience.
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I’m a SALON member, not a Universe Club member. I went for my interview at 35 and I’m 36 now, and they still accepted me.
It hasn’t even been a year since I registered, but I’m glad I found the courage to go to the interview back then!
If you’re unsure what to do, why not go for an interview sooner rather than later, even if it’s just to hear what they have to say?
Nothing will change unless you take action. Good luck!!
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Nana and I may be in our 40s, but we’re closer to 50.
Stop making excuses and go to the interview already. People who can’t take action like that will just drift through life and let it pass them by.
Marika
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