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Feb 10, 2023 22:05
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It wasn’t a man who said “You’re lovely,” but rather a man who had added me to his favorites.
One more correction: I previously wrote that the breakdown of the men who favorited me was 10% Gold, but there weren’t actually any Gold-class men. It was more like 60% with no class listed, 30% Platinum-class men, and 20% Black-class men.
I registered about a week ago, and so far only around 20 people have added me to their favorites.
I’m very sorry for making this such a long-winded and roundabout question.
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Other
I read your previous question as well!
As others have said, rates don’t really vary much by club class. I think it ultimately depends on the man.
If you want to keep the same terms as before, all you can do is be honest and tell him: “It’s not the same here, but I’ve always received 70,000 yen or more.”
If he keeps agreeing, then you’ll both be happy. If he keeps saying no, you’ll have to either compromise and lower it, or keep looking for someone who’s okay with it.
Enjoy your first date♪
Age: Private
👨 Male
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If you Google it, you’ll find supposed going rates for allowances based on each class, but I think that’s nothing more than hearsay.
The people who write that may genuinely believe it, but I don’t know a single person around me who changes the allowance based on a woman’s class.
There may be men out there who determine allowances according to class, but there’s no guarantee that the man who offered to meet you is one of them. In any case, a woman’s class and the allowance offered don’t necessarily correspond.
So, in my opinion, there’s no point worrying about your class.
Other
No, I don’t think it has anything to do with how the money is split.
What I’ve realized recently is that it depends less on the woman’s class and more on the man’s mindset.
You’ve shifted the conversation to wanting to know about “classes,” but class isn’t relevant here.