Among the registered women who are single mothers, some have a Premier rate (a special price supporting single mothers) for the introduction fee, while others don’t. What’s the difference?

Isn’t he just doing it whenever he feels like it?

While watching Sharan Q’s “Single Bed” on YouTube, I came across this question, lol. Is there really such a thing as a “single-mother support price”? I’ve never seen one, lol. In the end, Premier pricing is just the person in charge wavering. If they think a woman is good enough, they should move her up from Gold to Platinum. Instead, they leave her at Gold and give her a Premier price. It’s like when someone is told to rate something on a scale of 1 to 5, yet inevitably comes up with “2.5.” Prices like “◯◯ support pricing” are basically just a way of giving that uncertainty a reason and making it seem justified. I understand where they’re coming from, but as male members, we should just view it with a cool, detached eye. Classifying people would be far more accurate and productive if they simply extracted their characteristics and processed the data statistically. In the search-engine competition of the early 2000s, Yahoo insisted on the carefulness of human editors, while Google focused on processing things algorithmically. The result is obvious, but people never learn, so history repeats itself. It’s a familiar story. Just leave them to it. Taro

Isn’t it about whether the person handling your account felt like supporting you?