That’s quite an advanced-level concern.
It really comes down to multiplying the allowance per meeting by the number of offers. At that level, I think you’d receive plenty of offers either way. Even in regional areas, if you catch someone’s eye, men may come to meet you or invite you to their area, so all kinds of opportunities can arise.
As for your profile photo, even if you don’t think you photograph particularly well, using some bizarre, overly edited picture that you mistakenly believe looks flattering could ruin everything. I’d recommend leaving it to a professional.
Regarding the balance between body and face, there are all kinds of men: those who won’t make an offer unless they like your face, those who decide based on your overall vibe, and those who only need your appearance to meet a certain standard and instead focus on things like your job, hobbies, or how interesting your profile is.
Personally, I don’t show my face, so I feel there have actually been quite a few people who decided to make me an offer based on something other than my face.
Marika
I do think women in the “black” category tend to receive higher allowances.
If he’s a backup guy, he could probably even get away with asking new men for 200,000 yen per meeting.
For me, body type is 60% and looks are 40%. I search for someone at least 160 cm tall with an F cup or larger. I prefer bangs and only make offers to women with black hair. I don’t pay attention to their clothes.
Whether it continues after the second meeting depends on whether she’s cheerful and talkative, and whether she’s not completely passive…
I’m finding the steady stream of genuinely serious questions pretty heartwarming.
As for the Black and Platinum classifications, they’re basically decided by the club staff. Clubs primarily make money from introduction fees, and the higher the class, the higher the fee. Since the club’s revenue is “introduction fee × number of introductions,” they raise someone’s class when they think she’ll be popular—that is, when they expect the number of introductions won’t drop even if the fee increases.
However, whether she actually receives offers depends on what the male members think. And I suspect the staff’s predictions can be quite off sometimes. Unfortunately, they still handle this manually rather than using IT systems or AI, so there are plenty of mistakes and corrections are slow. All things considered, I don’t think the classifications matter that much.
In fact, when a woman who’s likely to be popular is placed in a relatively low class, it can cause quite a frenzy. Ultimately, the amount of allowance you receive definitely corresponds to the number of offers. That’s how market forces work, and I’ve had to face that reality many times myself.
Male members don’t hesitate over it. If you’re a Black member, you won’t hesitate to make an offer to a Black woman. That’s what being a Black member is for, especially since membership costs a fair amount. There are situations where the difference in introduction fees matters, but it’s negligible—within the margin of error, basically. What matters more is that the pool of women you can make offers to becomes smaller. Black women can only receive offers from Black members.
I was curious about the ratio of Black members in urban and rural areas, so I compared Tokyo and Hokkaido. Hokkaido’s ratio was half of Tokyo’s. Still, rather than being a classification issue, it’s mainly because the number of male members making offers is different. If possible, I think it’s better to be active in a major city.
The number of offers is:
“Number of men who can make offers—that is, members in your class or above” × “Offer rate—the percentage of men interested in you.”
So cities with larger memberships are better. It can also work to your advantage if you’re attractive but placed in a lower class, since that means more men can make offers to you.
When it comes to women receiving offers, looks account for about 90% at first, simply because that’s almost all the information available. Whether things continue, though, probably depends 90% on personality and intimate compatibility. As a first impression, going for a refined, wholesome look is the standard approach—it’s popular and tends to have a high success rate.
Also, keep in mind that what women consider cute and what men consider cute can be different. I think it’s cute when someone smiles and her eyes narrow.
Some women upload heavily edited photos they can choose themselves, but if the result looks too far removed from reality, it becomes nothing more than entertainment. Sometimes I’ll find someone like that on the top page for male members, click on her, and get taken to her profile, where the staff’s photos are posted—and end up thinking, “Who is this?” (lol)
I personally don’t mind filters or a perfect “miracle shot,” but you should assume they won’t lead to offers. Photos where it’s clearly the same person, just captured in a flattering way, are perfectly fine. And if you’re confident about your body, I think posting a swimsuit photo can be effective.
Taro
