I’m assuming you currently live with your parents.
When someone comes from a household with strict parents or a warm, harmonious family atmosphere, they may give off an elegant, sheltered-lady vibe when they come in for an interview.
Whether they’re actually from an affluent family or not isn’t the point—even just having that kind of aura can lead to receiving plenty of offers.
So you don’t necessarily have to focus on looks; your mannerisms and the way you carry yourself can also attract many offers.
In that case, being unemployed may even come across as making you seem like a sheltered daughter, which can result in lots of offers.
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I do think freelancers and unemployed women tend to receive fewer offers.
When I look at the profiles of attractive women tagged as having received zero offers, they’re often freelancers or unemployed, in my experience.
The reason is probably that they strongly give off the impression of being professional papa-katsu women.
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If she’s attractive, I’ll make an offer regardless of her occupation or education.
If she’s unemployed, though, I probably wouldn’t make an offer if she’s 24 or older.
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There are probably men who don’t mind if you’re unemployed as long as you’re attractive, so I think you’ll receive an offer as long as you aren’t harshly criticized during the interview.
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