Type C women are judged by whether they click with 50% of the men they date.

Aizawa here. “After two dates, you’re absolutely expected to agree to an adult relationship (intimate) at least once, starting from the very first day.” It does sound strict, but perhaps it’s a good way to make people understand what they’re committing to... That said, once you say it out loud, it starts to feel no different from prostitution or the sex industry. “I’m sorry the first person didn’t work out, but since the next one will be your second, anyone is fine!!” That makes me think, “Wait, so does that mean the next person has to be a Type D?” And regardless of the dating type, everyone has the right to say no. It would also be unreasonable to say, “The gentleman chose Type D and made the offer, so he has to go through with the relationship! And he has to pay the allowance!” I believe a dating club is a place where both men and women have the right to decline. You may happen to meet several terrible men in a row... and as a result, your chances may end up at zero percent. But when someone says: “I want someone young, handsome, kind, and wealthy!!” “If he’s that kind of person, there’s a possibility, so maybe Type B... No, Type C!!” ↑ What kind of dream are you living in? This is a dating club, you know?? That’s Type A! When women like this come in, I gently explain things to them. But if they stubbornly insist, “There’s still a possibility, so Type B (or C) for me!!” they may be rejected, or I’ll add a note warning about it in the comments. From what I hear when I ask the female members, most of the men at the club are wonderful gentlemen. So in the end, I think the odds probably settle at around 50%.