A man told me that I’m considered “black,” and honestly, I was shocked.

Could my papa (a male supporter) be lying?

Many people mistakenly assume that a woman’s class is based on her looks, but from the club’s perspective, it seems to be more of an adjustment tool to prevent offers from being concentrated on just a few women. Even if someone is exceptionally attractive but isn’t receiving many offers, the club apparently takes that into consideration by placing her in the Standard or Gold class to help increase them. Clubs are for-profit businesses, so increasing the number of offers is important. There are plenty of cute, wonderful women in the Standard class too. I’ve also met Black-class women whose looks were fairly ordinary, but whose personality—or rather, their refinement—was at an ideal-supporter level! It’s better not to let the class system affect your mood too much. — It’s me

Even though there’s a rule against revealing female members’ tiers, a lot of people still do it. I’ve also been curious because, when talking with women I’ve met, surprisingly many have said they heard about it from someone else. As for your question, among the women I’ve met, there were two whom I felt were clearly Black-tier. I don’t mean highly educated—they just struck me as genuinely intelligent through the flow of conversation. Also, this may only apply to the women I met, but their thank-you messages on LINE were noticeably different. I was impressed when someone remembered what we had talked about and even the dishes we’d eaten, then sent a thank-you message incorporating those details and anecdotes. Personally, there are some women whose looks I’d call the definition of Black-tier, but I don’t feel there’s that much visual difference between Platinum and Black.