Tips May 20, 2019 22:34

Would it be rude to end the first meeting with a Type C woman after just dinner?

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If it’s dinner only, I’d give her about ¥10,000 for transportation. But with a Type C woman, wouldn’t she be disappointed if she wasn’t invited to continue spending time together after dinner, since that’s generally understood to be part of the arrangement? I’m the type of man who can enjoy dinner only, so I’m more like a male Type B in terms of dating preferences. Should I ask the staff to mention this when I make the offer?
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Maezawa here with an answer. With Type C, there’s a 50% chance of an adult relationship (intimate) from the first meeting. So I don’t think there’s any problem with parting ways after dinner only (no intimacy), and I don’t think the woman would be disappointed either. However, to avoid giving her the wrong impression, it might be a good idea to explain during dinner why you aren’t making a move. A woman who is actually Type D but has listed herself as Type C might be disappointed, but that’s her mistake, so I don’t think you need to worry about it. > When making an offer, should I ask the staff to explain this to her? I don’t think that’s necessary. If you’re concerned, when making the offer, you could check the box that says: “Dinner only (no intimacy) on the first date is perfectly fine. Please feel free to come.”
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