I think the type classifications are just a Universal Studios marketing strategy.
That’s about as much as I think about them—Type B is probably the most profitable, right?
What matters more to me is whether the relationship continues and whether I like the woman. That’s more important than whether intimacy is possible.
Men who make offers to B-type women like women who want to be intimate with them, but whom they believe would never be intimate with anyone else.
It’s contradictory, but they’re completely serious and don’t see it as a contradiction. They believe women like that exist.
Of course, if the man himself is attractive, that possibility does increase slightly. But I think it’s about as likely as there being only one day every ten years when you can win the jackpot in the lottery—and knowing exactly which day that is.
Following that logic, because B is a modest woman who only has dinner on the first date, they assume she probably hasn’t been intimate with other men either, and therefore see her as the kind of woman who would be intimate only with them.
I think that’s how it works.
With C, that mindset is somewhat weaker. With D, however, they think, “She sleeps with anyone, so I don’t want that kind of woman.”
Since C has a 50% chance of leading to an adult relationship (intimate) after dinner, they see her as a woman who chooses her partners—not someone who sleeps with just anyone—and therefore find her more appealing.
And even though the odds are 50%, some men seem to assume they’ll be among the successful half. So when a woman turns them down, they keep pressing her with questions like, “Why? How come?”
Women might think, “Aren’t you just looking for someone who will agree to it?”
But men’s psychology is complicated, and I think many women would be surprised to learn that a surprising number of men dislike D-type women.
Some women may wonder, “If you hate being rejected, why not make offers to D-type women?”
In reality, though, it’s based on the idea that “I’m the special one,” so perhaps that’s why they end up wanting to make offers to B- or C-type women.
I’ve never even considered D as an option. I’m not fond of C either, so I’d rather avoid it.
A would be ideal, but there are too few people in A to meet any beautiful women, so I reluctantly focus mainly on B.
It doesn’t really matter either way, though.
I’d make an offer to a B-type who’s okay with not having an adult relationship on the day we meet, or who prefers not to have one every time we meet.
Rather than whether she can do it or not, I’m more interested in whether she’s closer to a C-type B or an A-type B. The way we meet afterward and the dates we go on would be different, too…
