What data is the claim that C has a 50% success rate for negotiations based on?
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I’ve made offers to dozens of C women and have never been turned down.
Are the people who get rejected extremely unpleasant, offering too little allowance, or being rude to the women?
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It’s not based on data—the club is telling women that it’s okay to turn down 50% of their offers.
You’re lucky, questioner. Getting 100% is amazing. I don’t think many people get that.
As I’ve also written on my blog, about 85% of offers end up not leading to an adult relationship, including same-day cancellations.
The reasons I’ve been turned down include:
- We couldn’t agree on the allowance
- She said she got her period that day
- She said she wanted to get to know me a little better first, and so on.
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I think it’s pretty much as everyone has said.
When someone is turned down, it may be due to the woman’s financial situation or other personal circumstances, so it’s hard to make a blanket statement.
It’s great that you had a 100% success rate. My continuation rate is high, so I don’t make that many offers and can’t gather enough statistical data.
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Even among Type C women, it really depends on the individual.
The woman I was seeing in my second year—a former Black-tier member—was Type C, but she was very popular, with more than 30 dates.
In her case, she said it was genuinely about 50%.
She told me that when a man invited her to a hotel and she turned him down, he would react like, “Huh? You’re saying no? Why?”
It wasn’t because the man smelled bad or because the allowance was too low. It was simply a matter of chemistry.
When you receive a lot of offers, you have the freedom to choose the men you meet, so I think your standards naturally become higher.
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Don’t you understand that those figures are used so women can turn someone down more easily if necessary, without hurting the man’s feelings if he’s rejected?
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