I’m totally fine with risqué photos themselves. But offering to someone is a different matter. If a woman takes things in that direction, I assume men who are into that will flock to her, which actually puts me off.
Isn’t a swimsuit photo that you’d be comfortable showing your friends enough? If it shows the contours of your body—which can be hard to make out through clothing—then it serves a real purpose. I once made an offer to a woman who had hesitated to post swimsuit photos because she thought she was a little too heavyset. When she finally posted one, I figured that if she was comfortable taking photos at that level, she was fine.
Oh, and if you’re confident about the firmness of your breasts, a photo that shows that—like a hand-bra photo without pressing them together too much—could be quite useful. I think that’s the main point when it comes to having a large bust. People talk about cleavage and all that, but in the end, they’re really looking at how firm they are and how much they sag. Incidentally, which one people prefer varies from person to person, and it’s safe to assume there’s a market for both. For that very reason, I can confidently say that posting information that lets someone judge the firmness of her own breasts is an extremely meaningful act that benefits everyone. It’s almost worthy of an annual award.
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If you dress appropriately for dating middle-aged men or older gentlemen, without making them feel embarrassed to be seen with you, you’ll likely receive offers.
Please keep in mind that Universe is not an adult entertainment establishment.
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Selfies are only made public after the staff presses the “OK” button.
So nude photos won’t be approved, and anything too explicit is unlikely to make it through either.
That said, I doubt many women actually want to post overly provocative photos. So is the person asking this hoping to get offers and considering posting something revealing—or are they actually a man pretending to be a woman? Hard to say…
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A papa isn’t necessarily looking for something extreme, so it’s best not to go there.
If anything, it’ll lead to fewer offers.
If all he wants is to see something extreme, he’d be more satisfied watching porn or looking at gravure models. And if he wants extreme play, he’d probably go to an SM club or a sex-service establishment.
What’s most in demand are women who look innocent—with a refined appearance, vibe, and style—but then, when it comes to an adult relationship (intimate), surprise him…
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This is Kobayashi from the Shinjuku branch.
Unfortunately, we’re unable to publish photos if intimate areas or underwear are visible. However, as long as they don’t fall into the above category, there shouldn’t be a problem—for example, showing only cleavage.
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