Hi, nice to meet you. I recently applied to Universe and went in for an interview that same day. I understand there are A, B, and C categories, but is it really that difficult to pass the screening for A?
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From what I heard, there are aspiring celebrities and other people who may not be recognizable by name alone, but are nevertheless well-known.
If any members—or anyone in the A category—would be willing to share their experience, I’d really appreciate it.
There are actually quite a few of them.
You may not get many offers, but I have offered to meet women who are rated A.
The reason was that they were highly educated, and I wanted to hear about their experiences and perspectives.
Personally, I prefer the straightforwardness of an A over wondering, “How many dinners will it take to become closer with a B1?”
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Here, they’re called relationship types, not courses lol.
I don’t think being Type A makes it harder to pass the interview. However, unless you’re attractive enough that a man feels you’re worth paying even without sex, you probably won’t get any offers.
There are also plenty of papas like me who only make offers to Types C and D.
I know several women who’ll go out to dinner with me even without being paid, since I always treat them to a genuinely nice meal. So, to begin with, I don’t really feel inclined to make offers to Type A women...
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In the past, A may have been more likely to fail the screening.
The reason was that, unless a woman was exceptionally attractive, she wouldn’t receive many offers.
I was speaking with a staff member recently, and they told me that things have been changing since B1 was introduced.
Apparently, A is by no means unpopular, and it’s not unusual for women in that category to receive more than five offers.
That may be why I feel like the number of A-type women has been increasing lately.
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You should be able to register, but as others have said, whether you receive any offers depends on you. If your dating type is A, men will likely be much more selective.
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They seem pretty indifferent as to whether you’re there or not, so as long as you don’t seem likely to make complaints or demands, you’ll probably get approved these days.
On the other hand, people who might start making all kinds of demands later are a hassle, so I think they’d rather not let those people through.
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There are quite a few members, so you should pass the screening.
That said, whether you’ll receive an offer from A depends on your individual qualities and how motivated you are.
Since you’ll create more work for the staff and be an unwelcome guest from the company’s perspective, it’s best to stay humble.
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