Hello. I’d like to ask the staff and men about women’s body types.
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I understand that everyone has their own preferences, but are slimmer women—around a BMI of 21—generally in higher demand?
I’d also like to know whether someone might be refused membership because of their body type.
I’m not extremely overweight, but I’m tall with a fuller, curvy build, so I’m not very confident about my appearance…
I’d really appreciate hearing everyone’s opinions. Thank you.
I hate having chicken legs, so I carry especially much muscle in my thighs and butt. That makes my BMI come out on the higher side, but I’ve been complimented on my physique and have never once disappointed anyone.
I love working out more than I love carbs (I’m actually at the gym right now—it’s 1:30 a.m.). I could easily get my abs shredded into a six-pack, but to maintain one, I’d need to get down to around 7% body fat—probably a BMI of 19 or lower.
With a BMI under 19, though, my cheeks become hollow and I look older. It didn’t go over well with younger women, so I put on a moderate amount of fat until my abs weren’t visibly defined. That brought my face and body into better balance, and women responded better too.
Whether you call it harmony or context, that matters more than BMI, so you really have to judge it for yourself.
The fact that you’re asking this question suggests you’re not confident about your own body type, so you might want to lose a little weight.
Strength training is the answer (my favorite♡).
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I’m not into extremely skinny women, but for a slim build, 17–19 would be ideal.
That said, a fuller figure isn’t bad either.
As long as she’s not bony, has some curves in the right places, and a reasonably defined waist, that works for me.
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I’m Yoshino, a female member.
I’m tall too, and before joining, I was very self-conscious about my body type. But since your height is listed on your profile, I was able to receive offers specifically from people who like tall women. It really boosted my self-esteem, and I’m so glad I joined.
As for body type, I think many people like a more feminine figure, so you should feel confident going to the interview. Also, looks really only matter at first. Once someone likes you for your personality, they’ll tell you that you’re cute even if your weight changes a little.
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I’d say a BMI of 21 is more of an average build than a slim one.
My BMI is 21 too, but I feel like I have a bit of a belly myself, lol.
That said, I personally tend to avoid women who are extremely thin, with a BMI below 18.
When someone is that thin, I sometimes feel their bones during intimacy, which can be painful, so I’m not really into it.
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In terms of demand, I think slender women are more likely to receive offers.
That said, I don’t mean extremely thin or skeletal. If your ribs are visibly showing, that’s out of the question.
I’m not sure exactly what you mean by a curvy, fuller figure, but if you’re not overweight, your face will probably be more important from there on. (I’m only saying that offers are often based on appearance.)
It’s not that men won’t be interested in plus-size women. Some men do prefer that type—it’s just a smaller market.
> I’d like to know whether someone can be refused membership based on their body type.
Yes, that can happen. That said, it would generally be limited to cases of extreme obesity.
In the past, there was even an overweight woman who received a flood of offers. I imagine many men were drawn to her because she had a beautiful face and a large bust.
Within the company, she attracted attention because it showed that you can’t judge someone based on weight alone.
Still, no matter how much I explain in writing, I can’t say what will happen at the interview. I think it would be best to come in for an interview first.
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Teramoto from Universe Club Customer Success 1 here as well.
I only did a quick image search just now, so I’m not sure how helpful this will be, but a woman with a BMI of 21 doesn’t have a figure you need to feel insecure about at all… (That’s just my personal opinion.)
And even if you’re still feeling unsure, everyone has different preferences when it comes to body type. Please don’t worry, and we’d love for you to apply!
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I think you’re more likely to receive offers if you’re slim, but there are still quite a few people who prefer curvier women, so I’d say give it a try first.
That said, we’ll take promotional photos during your interview, so please try to get as toned as possible beforehand. The quickest way to lose weight isn’t by starving yourself—it’s through stretching and strength training. Please cut out snacks and sugary drinks completely.
If you approach it like a job, you can lose the weight.
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As they say, “There’s no accounting for taste,” so don’t worry—men have all kinds of preferences. I think curvier women are likely to be popular.
In my case, I’m slim and have a small chest, so I was a little worried, but it wasn’t a problem at all. I think what matters is how many appealing qualities you have beyond your body.
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