When I used Universe Lounge, a male client told me, “You’re S-rank.”
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I assumed S-rank meant “standard,” but that was how I found out that I was in the lowest rank. I’m trying not to let it bother me, but I was still hurt.
Do men still make offers to women who are S-rank?
At the lounge, there are three tiers: no designation, S, and SS.
Since the introduction fee is lower for women without an S rating, men may find it easier to invite them on a date.
Which do you think is better?
The club’s class system works the same way, but it really comes down to whether you prioritize pride or practical benefits.
There are only so many people who receive offers in the first place, so it seems like being easier to approach might increase your chances…
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Doesn’t S-rank mean “special rank,” the highest tier—well above A-rank?
Huh? Is that only a term used in the adult-entertainment industry? Do people not generally say that???
I’ve been trying to be careful not to call an hour and a half “90 minutes,” and to count men as one or two people—not one or two “units,” but I guess I still had more to learn.
I humbly reflect on my mistake.
Taro
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