I have an A-cup chest, a little extra fullness under my chin that’s caused some neck wrinkles, and an overall rounder-looking face. Are there members who are okay with someone like that?
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If I have enough extra weight to make my face look rounder, does that mean my chest should be large too?
(I’m sorry if this is too explicit.)
There are all kinds of female members as well. I think that’s proof that men’s preferences are diverse too.
Anyway, I wouldn’t worry about it too much. It’s probably best to leave it up to the interviewer’s judgment.
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Everyone has different preferences. Some men like larger breasts, while others prefer smaller ones.
This wasn’t at Universe, but I once met a man who liked smaller breasts. So I think you should go to the interview without worrying about it.
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Breasts… I was honest and told them I was a B cup at my SALON interview.
Recently, I had them measured at the shop and found out I’m actually a D65. Depending on the bra, I can even be an E65… But they don’t look that big, so I’ll continue saying I’m a B cup.
Of course, some people prefer larger breasts, but there are also people who say, “That’s not what matters!”
If the roundness of your face bothers you, I think it’s worth trying things you can do, like massages or dieting. You may want to take care of the wrinkles on your neck as well.
I think you should be able to get an interview, and if everything else about you is a good fit, you might even receive an offer.
Nothing will happen unless you start by going to the interview, so why not gather your courage and get in touch?
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“Are there really people like that?” → Since the club has so many members, I’m sure there are.
“If I have enough weight on my face to make it look round, do my breasts also have to be large?” → I don’t think that’s necessary.
As an aside, when asking a question, I think it’s easier for the other person to understand if you explain your intent. For example: “I’m thinking about trying a dating club for the first time, but I’m a little worried about my appearance, so I wanted to ask…”
Since you’ve never tried papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) before, you may feel anxious, but why not give it a try?
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There are women with A-cup breasts. I’m not sure what you mean by extra flesh under the chin, but there are also women with wrinkles on their necks. And of course, there are women with round faces as well.
I don’t think facial fullness and bust size necessarily correspond.
Are you wondering whether you can register with a sugar dating club based on your appearance? It’s only an interview for a dating club, so I think you should just take it easy and give it a try.
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