I’m 18 and debating whether to sign up for a dating club.
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I’m half Japanese and half Filipino. I have a darker complexion and fairly strong features, so it’s immediately obvious that I’m mixed. In fact, people often mistake me for a regular Filipino rather than someone who’s half Filipino.
I imagine some people are attracted to half-white women, while being half Chinese or another East Asian ethnicity is fairly common—and they often look like ordinary Japanese women anyway, so it probably doesn’t matter much to people. But is there much demand in the dating club scene for darker-skinned women of Southeast Asian heritage?
Thanks for your question. Maezawa here as well.
I don’t think being mixed-race was treated as either a plus or a minus at Universe. Most people didn’t seem to care much about whether someone was mixed. In the end, whether you receive an offer comes down to whether the men find you attractive and whether you fit their type.
So it’s more simply a matter of whether you’re beautiful, cute, and suited to a man’s preferences. I don’t think you need to worry about whether you’re mixed-race.
I’ve been talking about appearance, but I’m only referring to getting offers. When it comes to whether you can build a long-term relationship with a man after receiving an offer, qualities beyond appearance become important.
I think it would be best to come in for an interview and register first.
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I don’t think a woman’s background has much influence on which women men choose to make offers to. So you can’t determine demand based on that alone.
If you attend an interview, the staff can assess whether you’re likely to receive any offers.
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