I’m currently undergoing orthodontic treatment, and my appearance isn’t at its best—in fact, I look worse than I did before starting treatment.
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I’d like to register with a dating club someday, but I have two concerns:
1. I might be rejected because my appearance is less attractive right now.
2. I’ve heard that new members tend to receive more offers, so I’m worried that I might miss that opportunity and struggle to get offers because of my braces.
So, in short, I’d like to ask:
- Is it true that new members are more likely to receive offers?
- Is it common for someone to be turned down because they’re undergoing orthodontic treatment?
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If the person you were dating had braces, how would you feel about it?
You probably wouldn’t think, “Those are lovely braces,” or, “They look dirty.” But if that person behaved unpleasantly, wouldn’t the braces start to seem covered in green laver and bits of green onion?
Personally, I like the idea of a prince falling for someone in an ordinary dress. I think that kind of relationship is more likely to work out in the long run.
May your papa relationships be long-lasting rather than numerous.
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>・Is it easier to receive offers when you’re new?
You’ll receive the most offers when you’ve just joined, and they gradually decrease over time.
>・Is it common to be turned down because you’re wearing braces?
Having braces doesn’t prevent you from registering, but if you were already borderline for acceptance, they might possibly be the reason you narrowly fail.
That said, I’ve never heard of anyone being rejected specifically because of braces, and I’ve never rejected anyone for that reason either.
As for whether braces affect the number of offers, they don’t affect popular women at all.
I once forgot to mention the braces in a comment and had to check with the people who sent offers. Every one of them said they didn’t mind, and the offers went ahead as planned.
That said, one person did ask how noticeable the braces were. (The offer still went ahead in the end.) So maybe about one in ten people cares.
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If you only have a few months left on your braces, wait until they’re off before going for the interview. If it’ll take a year or more, go for the interview now.
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- Are newcomers more likely to receive offers? — Yes.
- Is it common to be turned down because of braces? — I wouldn’t say it’s common, but it does happen.
More importantly, though:
- Your twenties don’t last as long as you think.
There’s an old saying, “Even ordinary tea looks best when it’s freshly brewed.” I wonder if young people these days know it. Anyway, when it comes to dating, there’s no weapon a woman has that beats youth—but you don’t realize it until you’ve gotten older and can see it for yourself.
You’re probably thinking, “I already know that,” right? In reality, a woman’s youth is worth about a hundred times more than you think.
It’s like kittens at a pet shop. Adult cats are adorable too, of course, but when they’re lined up together, it’s the kittens that get chosen.
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>・Do newcomers tend to receive more offers?
Three days, three weeks, three months—the shorter the time since joining, the more offers they tend to get. Some people stop receiving offers after just three weeks.
>・Is it common to be turned down because of braces?
It doesn’t make that much of a difference, but if I were choosing between two women I was equally unsure about, I’d offer to the one without braces.
Also, if you compare both men and women to flowers and consider age 20 to be full bloom, then once you’re over 20, the sooner you make your debut, even by a single day, the better.
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I’ve dated a woman with braces before, and it didn’t bother me at all.
Some people say they might hurt if they catch during a blowjob, but I think teeth shouldn’t be making contact in the first place, so in a way, it could be good practice.
That said, it’s often mentioned in the club’s introduction comments, so I guess the club feels it should disclose it. In terms of impact, I’d say it’s about the same as a navel piercing.
As a male member, I have absolutely no problem with it.
That said, I do find it a little distracting when things like aonori get stuck between the braces and teeth, so I’d appreciate it if you could be careful about that.
And now, a song to start us off:
“ Aonori” by Brief & Trunks
Sorry about that.
Taro
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