The other day, I went for an interview, passed, and was accepted into Universe Club.
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Happily, I received an offer from a man and met him recently.
While drunk, the man casually let slip, “◯◯-chan, you’re in the Black class,” which really surprised me.
I’ve never been popular—in fact, ever since I was a student, I was the type who got bullied and called things like “ugly” and “you have scary eyes.” Even after starting work, I actively went to places where I could meet people, but nothing ever worked out.
I thought I would probably fail the Universe Club interview, but after agonizing over it, I decided to go. Just being accepted felt like a miracle to me, so I can’t believe I’m in the Black class. Can this really happen?
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂30s👑Universe female member
I’ve never told a woman her class, so I’m not sure whether people are expected to be honest in situations like this. (Can you really tell someone they’re Platinum or Standard? If I were to say anything, I’d have to tell her she’s Black…)
Also, since the club’s purpose is to help men and women meet, they consider factors besides appearance when judging whether a man is likely to find her appealing and whether she’s likely to receive offers. So they aren’t necessarily that strict about looks.
I think cases like yours are probably quite common.
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> I can’t believe it—I already thought it was a miracle just to be accepted, and now you’re saying I’m in the Black class.
Then perhaps you simply shouldn’t believe it.
There’s also a possibility that the man was lying, or that you’re not actually in the Black class.
> Does this kind of thing really happen?
If it was a lie, then it didn’t happen. If it wasn’t a lie, then it did.
Does that actually affect you in any way?
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I think that man may have been a “black” client for him.
He may genuinely have been someone to avoid, but there’s no need to dig too deeply into it, is there?
Try to get along.
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