I’m currently working at a call-girl service to help cover living expenses due to family circumstances.
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(I work two to three days a week, six hours a day.)
Would women who work this kind of nightlife job still be eligible to apply?
I’d also appreciate it if you could let me know about any other cases where registration isn’t allowed.
Thank you.
People who work in the nightlife industry are registered here too, so it’s not a problem.
That said, some men don’t want to meet someone here who works in the sex industry.
The reasons seem to be:
1. If they can meet someone through that kind of service, it’s more cost-effective to go there instead.
2. They don’t like women who have sex with lots of different people.
Because of this, you may receive slightly fewer offers.
As for the first type, they don’t seem to understand the benefit of going on a date and meeting someone as a person—they seem focused only on getting intimate.
The second type may also be looking down on people based on their profession.
So, the first type seems shallow-minded, while the second type discriminates based on someone’s job.
That makes me question what they’re like as people in the first place. So you could actually view not receiving offers from those men as a benefit.
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This is Unno from the staff.
Working in the nightlife industry does not disqualify you from registering!
Anyone is welcome to come in for an interview, so we encourage you to stop by and meet with us.
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It’s possible, but women who work in the nightlife or adult entertainment industries seem to receive far fewer offers.
Also, compared with adult entertainment work, the time-to-income ratio is considerably worse, so there aren’t many currently active workers registered. You do occasionally come across women with that kind of experience.
I believe interviews are generally open to anyone except those who lie in ways that could lead to complaints from male clients, or who are careless with time and appointments.
Those who don’t pass the interview are likely to include the above, as well as people who are extremely thin or overweight, have unpleasant personalities, lack basic manners, or otherwise seem difficult to introduce to male members.
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