I think there are things you can’t learn from just having dinner—things you only find out once you sleep together.
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Whether they’re men or women, don’t you think everyone has certain looks and expressions they show only to the person they’re intimate with, and not to others—even when they’re having dinner?
Of course, it may not be just about physical compatibility, but I feel that an adult relationship and physical compatibility are extremely important when dating someone. What do you think?
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I’m looking for someone who matches my preferred type and style, with physical compatibility as the top priority.
After trying an adult relationship (intimate), if I find a woman I really like, I’ll adjust to her needs and make it an ongoing arrangement.
On the other hand, if we’re not physically compatible or she starts putting little effort into the adult relationship, we’ll go our separate ways.
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The amazing thing about the club is that you can find physical compatibility you may not even get from a romantic partner or spouse.
Even couples eventually reach a point where they get bored of each other, but here, your needs as a man and woman continue to be met, allowing the relationship to deepen over time. What an incredible world—it’s astonishing!
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A dating club is based on physical compatibility, isn’t it? You could even say it’s all about finding someone you click with physically first.
If we get along personality-wise, I may want to see her again, but not enough to keep meeting with an allowance involved. I’m not looking for a friend.
I’m not a fan of women in the B1 category who, after meeting several times and just as things are approaching an adult relationship (intimate), suddenly create this oddly romantic atmosphere. They try to get me to promise a long-term arrangement, but I can’t say anything until I know what the physical chemistry is like.
It would be confusing if you waited 30 minutes in line at a popular ramen shop, and just as you were about to enter, the owner came out and asked, “Will you become a regular?” You won’t know until you’ve tried the food.
—Taro
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