What’s the breakdown of unattractive, average-looking, beautiful, and exceptionally beautiful women in these clubs?
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I know someone who’s registered with a club. She isn’t the type who’s been sexually active and popular with guys since middle school, but she said she was in the Platinum—or maybe an even higher—class. It made me curious about what kinds of people make up this lively world.
Resentment and envy can take away your charm.
It’ll be easier on you mentally if you stop caring what someone you look down on as a slut does.
If you envy people for owning expensive things or showing them off, all you can do is keep working every day to earn enough to buy those things yourself.
Personally, I think Mr. Maezawa’s is wonderful.
Akari
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There are only beautiful and exceptionally beautiful women.
Standard: beautiful
GOLD: beautiful
Platinum: exceptionally beautiful
Black: exceptionally beautiful
That’s basically how it is.
Everyone else gets rejected during the interview. Since it doesn’t look like you’d pass the interview, I don’t think you need to worry about it.
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Speaking broadly about the papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) scene, you’ll find all kinds of people—from stunningly beautiful women and less attractive ones to those who are a bit questionable in their behavior.
As for Universe Club, it’s not a club that judges people solely on their looks. Even a gorgeous woman won’t be accepted if she repeatedly cancels her interview at the last minute, while someone who may be somewhat plain but is extremely refined and polite could still be accepted to a certain extent.
Also, it’s possible that your acquaintance was exaggerating when they said, “Platinum? Maybe even higher?” Unless you’ve actually seen the members’ page, you can’t rule that out.
So I wouldn’t worry about it.
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Since they aren’t classified solely by appearance, there are some women who make it hard to tell whether they belong in the platinum or gold class based on looks alone.
I don’t know the exact proportions, but I imagine they’re probably about the same as what you’d see when looking around a typical school year.
That’s just my guess, though.
Also, women don’t know their own class, so the whole classification system itself might be made up.
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I’ve never seen the other female members, so I don’t know the percentages or what kinds of women there are, but…
With your bitter, envious personality, you’d probably be in a lower class than your friend.
I think you’d be better off ignoring other people and living a life that has nothing to do with Universe Club.
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