Will I still get offers even though I’m a student with a youthful appearance? I assume men prefer women with fuller figures. I’m worried that men won’t approach me because I’m petite, baby-faced, and have a slim, straight body.

Our representative, Kida, will answer this one as well. In other words, you’re asking whether Kyary Pamyu Pamyu would receive offers if she signed up privately, right? Reading between the lines, I get the impression that you mean, “But she’s fairly cute.” If someone is unattractive to begin with, whether she has a lolita-type look or not is beside the point. We have a video on our website featuring an interview with her, showing her face: http://uclub-dating.com/senior/ She has a youthful face and is petite. I’m not sure whether you’d call her figure sleek, but she certainly isn’t voluptuous. Even so, she’s a woman men adore. There may be plenty of women who receive more offers than she does, but because she has a strong sense of self, she’s able to maintain better relationships for longer than other women. Probably. Voluptuous women are like yakiniku. Sleek, slender women are like salad. Nobody eats meat exclusively, but plenty of people eat only salad. Master the art of being delicious salad.

Mamiya from Universe Tokyo here to answer your question. I get the impression that you have absolutely no idea what men are actually into. Black hair, a refined look, a youthful face, short stature, highly educated… and then being extremely submissive—that’s exactly the kind of thing older gentlemen love, isn’t it? And on top of that, a sleek figure! It sounds absolutely wonderful!! If it were me, I’d definitely want to meet you♪ Liking a fuller figure feels like a definition of beauty imported from America. It’s shallow. I don’t find that attractive in the slightest. Though I suppose it might be good for satisfying one’s sexual urges. Personally, I’d be more interested in a student with a youthful appearance who is impeccably polite but has naughty thoughts on their mind. I hope this helps you realize, even just a little, that everyone has different tastes.