Tips May 21, 2019 22:40

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I’m a male Black member, but I’ve only received about a handful of offers from Black women. For those of you who are Black members, roughly what percentage of the women you’ve been offered over the past year were Black women? Also, what was the deciding factor when you made offers to those Black women? For example, was it their appearance—such as their face or figure—their occupation, their relationship type, or simply that they were your type? Thank you in advance for your answers.
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斉藤さんだぞ♪
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Column writer and male member Saito here♪ As for Black-tier referrals… This is just my personal opinion, but for some reason, choosing someone based purely on your personal preferences tends to end badly. LOL I wonder why that is. Also, I’ve later found that women listed as Relationship Type B were registered with other dating clubs as well, and when I contacted them, I was told, “She’s dinner only.” That said, one thing I do find reliable is that women with high ☆ ratings are often genuinely wonderful people. “Her photos don’t do her justice.” “She seems kind of gloomy…” But when I actually met them, those impressions turned out to mean nothing more than: “Her photos don’t do her justice.” “She was nervous and stiff in the video.” The *face, occupation, and relationship type* categories don’t tend to work out very well for me… LOL I’m not sure whether this really answers the question, but…
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