Would it be possible for a university student who is about the best-looking person in her class and confident in her communication skills and manners to register as Type A? If so, how many offers do you think she might receive?
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I attend a relatively well-known university, so I can hold conversations about somewhat difficult topics like politics and economics, and I believe I have good common sense.
One reason I’m Type A is that I haven’t had an intimate relationship yet.
Also, if I do receive offers, how much allowance could I realistically expect?
> Since I attend a reasonably well-known university, I can hold conversations about somewhat difficult topics like politics and economics.
Attending a well-known university
doesn’t necessarily mean
you can discuss difficult topics like politics and economics.
Honestly, your way of thinking sounds incredibly old-fashioned—like something from the early Showa era.
Are you really a teenage girl?
I don’t think being type A is what leads to fewer offers. I think it’s more the fact that you let that kind of attitude show.
—It’s me
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You should be able to register, and I’m sure you’ll receive offers as well.
You’ve probably been working hard on your entrance exam studies up until now, so why not take this opportunity to learn about men, too? You probably shouldn’t expect much of an allowance, but I think it’ll be a valuable education about the real world.
Even an old man like me is still learning a lot from these experiences, so I’m sure you will too.
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I think you should be able to register, and you’ll probably receive some offers as well.
For the allowance (transportation costs), the club’s rules mean it will most likely be around ¥5,000–¥10,000 for the first meeting. It’s probably easiest to keep your expectations around that amount and just consider yourself lucky if you receive more.
I hope you meet someone wonderful!
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She was 18 and a first-year university student when she registered as an A-type. She had no prior experience with men and signed up for the club purely out of curiosity. She was cute, though still a little unpolished, and I heard she initially received a lot of offers thanks in part to her profile saying she hoped to become a flight attendant someday.
After trying out the club, she left pretty quickly. Four years later, we’re still seeing each other on an A-type basis, but she’s gotten a boyfriend and has blossomed into a woman.
For me, watching that transformation is what keeps me coming back. We go out for dinner roughly once every two or three months, with a pay-per-meeting allowance of 1, plus other support totaling around 200,000–300,000 yen a year.
Just sharing that there are men like this too, haha.
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You won’t know whether you can register, whether you’ll receive any offers, or how much allowance you might get unless you try registering, so why not go to the interview for now?
If you have strong communication skills, you’ll probably find it pretty enjoyable.
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It’s possible.
I’ve made offers to two Type A women.
Both were beautiful, highly communicative women—about the best-looking in their class. One had received only my offer, while the other had received several.
Both had been traumatized by adult relationships with their boyfriends, which was why they chose Type A.
Incidentally, the woman who received only my offer was a textbook Type A.
The other woman said she had agonized over choosing between Type A and Type B right up until the last moment.
I do think Type A women who give absolutely no hint of an adult relationship tend to receive fewer offers.
I imagine many men feel that an allowance of around one is reasonable for dinner only.
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You should choose the relationship type that feels comfortable for you, so it’s perfectly possible to register as Type A. On the other hand, I think it’s a bad idea to choose a different type just to attract offers when you’re actually Type A.
As for how many offers you might receive, it will naturally be fewer than with the other types. But if you’re attractive, have good communication skills, and are a college student, I doubt you’d receive zero offers. Just my personal guess, but you might get two or three within your first month of registering.
Regarding the allowance, since the arrangement is based on dating without an adult relationship (intimacy), one is standard. Still, I imagine some men may offer two or more if they really like you.
If you say from the very first meeting, “I’m Type A, so I won’t have an adult relationship, but I’d like an allowance of three,” there’s a good chance they may not want to see you again. Until the relationship has deepened, it may ultimately work in your favor to show an attitude like, “One would be more than enough for me,” even if you’re only saying it for appearances.
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