I’m registered as a Type B profile without a photo. I’m okay with sending photos to people I’m interested in.
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I received offers from five people within my first week of registering, but since then, I’ve only received two more.
It’s been about a month now.
With new people joining, I probably won’t receive many more offers, right?
I don’t like having my personal information visible indefinitely, so I’m wondering whether I should just withdraw soon.
It seems only natural that newer women attract more attention and are more likely to receive offers.
If you’re satisfied with the men you’re currently seeing, I don’t think there’s any need to force yourself to stay active.
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Aren’t you misunderstanding something?
The goal isn’t to receive lots of offers. It’s to find someone good among the few offers you do get and make an effort to build a long-term relationship.
If you think it’s not working for you, why not leave sooner rather than later?
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If you’re registered without showing your face, I don’t think you necessarily need to go as far as closing your account.
Usually, as you said, you’ll receive the most offers at first, and after that, you may only get occasional offers.
But if you feel you’d be better off leaving, I think you’ll feel more at ease if you do. If you received offers from five people, perhaps one of them was a good match for you.
It might be enough if you can continue seeing that person.
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If you find someone you feel you could get along with, and he’s within the range of men you can tolerate, I don’t think there’s any need to force yourself to stay registered.
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After two weeks, your profile gets buried, making it much harder to be found.
The reality is that unless you’re one of the more popular women, it’s difficult to keep getting offers consistently.
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Just as Kazu said, I also felt that I was getting decent offers at a rate of about one a month.
If you’ve already found a good man, you can simply leave the service.
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I can’t say for sure whether they’ll come or not, but at that pace, I get the feeling it’ll probably amount to anywhere from zero to a few cases a month.
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