I’m currently a Gold member, and after looking through the Platinum-class profiles, I didn’t see that many women who stood out purely in terms of looks (I’m not trying to put anyone down).
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So my question is: if I become a Black member, will I be able to meet women with exceptionally high levels of attractiveness?
I’m considering upgrading, but if this is what Platinum is like, I can’t help wondering whether Black would really be all that different.
I’d appreciate hearing from Black members.
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Class isn’t determined by looks alone, and it depends on who’s making the judgment, so why not check them out for yourself?
You can view profiles up to one class above your own, so if you upgrade to Platinum, you’ll also be able to view Black profiles.
But if you don’t think Platinum would be any different, then maybe you’re better off staying Gold...
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Even if you become Black, your face and body won’t magically become Black too.
You’d only disappoint the women who are expecting more, so please stay Gold as you are now.
Actually, it might be better if you withdrew.
You may simply be a man who isn’t suited to Universe, so please find success elsewhere.
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Unless you actually need it, I think Gold or Platinum is more than sufficient.
You may not truly appreciate Black until you eventually make an offer to a woman who is exactly your type.
Until then, you’ll probably feel that Black isn’t necessary—and I used to think the same way. In an older answer, I even wrote that I didn’t see the need for it. (I now realize that was mistaken, though I still don’t think it’s something I would recommend to others.) I believe that’s a decision you have to make for yourself.
Regardless of the class, when will you finally meet someone who is exactly your type?
I think you only really feel that way once the other person feels the same about you.
Also, I don’t think it happens very often that other people’s assessment and your own differ drastically—at least when it comes to something you can judge from appearance alone.
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I don’t think women in the black tier are exceptionally attractive.
Even celebrities often don’t look all that extraordinary when you meet them in person. It’s best not to set your expectations too high.
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