Why does choosing dating type A or B1 lower your class by one level?

In my area, it seems to be divided into Dating Type A and everything else. Dating Type A does seem to be ranked one class lower—or, in some cases, even two classes lower. I’m in a regional area, but I’ve seen several women in the Black class who were B1, so I don’t think the class setting has much impact if you’re B1. As for your question, if there’s little to no chance of things progressing, the number of offers drops considerably. So I think the only way to increase the number of people you can make offers to is to lower the class. That said, I’ve heard that in my area, there are actually more women who are Dating Type A, but they receive almost no offers. Personally, I’d be more than happy with Dating Type B1.

First of all, where did you get the information that “being Dating Type A or B1 lowers your class by one level”? I previously wrote that Type A seems to lower your class, but I’ve never said that B1 does. If another staff member wrote it, please let me know—I’d like to check with them directly. As for the class system, basically, I think Dating Type A lowers your class, while B1 does not. The reason is that Type A lowers your offer rate. One purpose of the class system is to adjust the offer rate. For example, even if someone’s appearance or personality were considered Black-level, choosing Dating Type A would likely mean she wouldn’t receive any offers. So, if the goal is to help her receive offers, registering her as Platinum—one class lower—means that men who wouldn’t make an offer to someone Black may decide to make one to someone Platinum. That’s why Dating Type A can result in a lower class. However, B1 receives offers normally, so there’s no need to lower the class, and I don’t think it’s actually lowered in practice. That said, I was surprised when a woman recently said something like, “B1 is popular, right?” I was wondering where that idea came from, because the popular types are C and B2—not B1. There seem to be two major groups of men: those who prefer Type C women because they don’t like women who won’t be intimate on the day they meet, and those who make offers to Type B women because they dislike women who seem willing to be intimate with anyone on the very first day. Incidentally, I often hear men who offer to Type C say they don’t like D because those women seem intimate with anyone. So it seems that many men prefer women who will be intimate with them, but turn down other men. Depending on where a man’s threshold lies, he’ll choose to offer to B or C. In other words, Type A women are seen as absolutely unwilling to be intimate, regardless of that threshold, so men don’t make offers to them. Of course, there are a few men who enjoy taking on an apparently impossible challenge and will still make an offer, but generally speaking, men prefer to pursue a castle they feel they can conquer.

This may seem like a simple question, but I think it’s actually a good one that makes you reflect on the nature of women. There are women in the Black class even among Relationship Types A and B1. I think there are two kinds of women: those who are popular because they seem easy to sleep with, and those men are willing to pay for precisely because they don’t seem easy to sleep with. The former are probably more common, but the latter do exist too. Even among Gold-class women, there are some who make you think, “If she had chosen B2 instead of C—or D—she might have been Platinum.” Generally speaking, women probably want to be the latter type, but most of them—maybe around 80%?—are the former. It’s an objective quality or aura that has nothing to do with the woman’s own intentions. Clothing is an easy way to understand it. The clothes you like and the clothes that suit you aren’t always the same, right? You should wear the relationship type that suits you. There’s no need to force your own preferences when it comes to relationship types. Besides, for women, their relationship type probably changes depending on their mood that day. What matters is whether it suits you. I consider that part of makeup as well, and just as I can’t say a woman’s makeup is a lie, I don’t consider fluctuations in this kind of relationship type to be lies either.

I think the idea is that lowering the setup fee might reduce offers, since men would probably be less motivated.