If I already have a monthly arrangement with someone I met through an app while doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), rather than through Universe, am I still allowed to interview?
Also, I assume that having a straightforward, no-nonsense personality isn’t viewed very favorably at Universe, right? With my current monthly arrangement, I’m just being myself and not putting on a coy or overly calculated attitude, and he’s told me he likes me that way. So I’m wondering whether that kind of personality would be well received there.
Lastly, I’d appreciate it if someone could tell me what Universe considers “too thin” when it comes to their interview standards.
If you’re unsure, call Universe first and book an interview. Worrying about it is just a waste of time.
You can still register and attend an interview even if you have a boyfriend or are married.
As for having a straightforward, no-nonsense personality, there are all kinds of men, so I think it depends on the person you’re dealing with… But I’m sure you can also tell what kind of women are generally preferred, right?
I’d also appreciate it if someone could explain what Universe considers “too thin” in its interview criteria.
I mean being so thin that you’re practically just skin and bones, with your ribs and pelvis sticking out to an unpleasant degree. Depending on height, there are plenty of people around 38 kg in the world. I think under 35 kg would be considered too thin.
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It’s probably harder to find a woman with no app experience, so you should have no trouble getting through the interview.
If you’re straightforward and easygoing, I think it’s best to speak honestly rather than trying to present yourself differently. That should help avoid mismatches.
One of the good things about Universe Club is that they have women with all kinds of personalities and looks.
Men’s preferences vary widely too.
By “too thin,” I mean something clearly unhealthy, like an eating disorder.
For example, for a woman who’s 160 cm tall, I get the impression that around 50 kg, plus or minus 5 kg, is generally preferred.
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You can apply for an interview.
They’ll probably also ask about your papa-katsu experience before using apps or joining a club, including any experience outside clubs.
I think one purpose of sales and marketing is to attract more customers who are similar to your best existing customers.
If you personally want to have several papas (male supporters) who appreciate your straightforward personality and are accepting of it, you need to analyze what type of people prefer women with that personality, then focus your efforts where there are more of them.
In that sense, your question here is very much on point.
The overly thin women I tended to avoid were usually the ones who described themselves with things like “spec XX” on apps. Apparently, “spec” originally comes from the adult-entertainment industry.
When someone’s legs are as thin as their arms, it honestly scares me.
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You can still attend the interview.
A blunt, no-nonsense attitude is the least appealing. It’s fine once you’ve gotten close, but if you act that way from the start, you’ll probably get cut off quickly.
At 160 cm, I’d be put off if you weighed under 40 kg—I’d wonder if you had anorexia. The standard weight is 56 kg.
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