Tips Jun 22, 2019 01:20

This is serious. Hmm... no, that’s not quite right. Even if someone is a hidden A within category B, if there’s any possibility of having a close relationship with someone, then they’re entirely B. Based on my experience, I’d say B is 50%. C is probably 100%. That said, it’s not as though anything goes for me either, just so we’re clear.

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I interpret category A in the club’s definition as 0%. It’s also true that I believe A is a necessary type in every sense. What I keep trying to say is that there are members whose values mean they shouldn’t join the club in the first place. There’s simply nothing that can be done about that. I wonder what Don Juan of Kishu would think about it. I’m proposing that the club consider how to deal with this at the entry stage. I’m already fully aware that I couldn’t win someone over because I lack appeal—you don’t need to tell me that. So, what do you think? Why not make an offer to a B member once and conduct a mystery-shopper investigation? (笑) Looking into the actual situation on the ground might help you understand, even just a little, what the members are really like. Wouldn’t the club’s responsibility be to ensure that its members, despite differences in degree, are generally aligned and share the same values?
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Age: 70 or older 👨 Male Former Universe member
I’m a male member who’s been registered for two and a half years—a lost 60-something. Not sure if this will be helpful, but… The other day, I made an offer to a Platinum B-type woman. Naturally, since she was B-type, our first meeting was dinner only. But as she was leaving, she told me that although she had met several men during her first month as a member, it was the first time she’d ever had such a fun meal, laughing so much. Three weeks later, we went on our second date. She told me, “I quit the club because I met you!” When I asked why, she said that all the other men had been the type to hint at what they wanted next, saying things like, “Let’s meet at such-and-such hotel for our second date.” She found it boring and had grown tired of it. She said she wanted men to take their time, show genuine interest in her, and let her become interested and comfortable at her own pace. She had come dressed rather provocatively, so I wondered if that was a sign. But I thought she might be testing my attitude, so I respected her wishes and didn’t pressure her. We ended our second date with dinner only as well. The men she turned down probably think she was misrepresenting her type. But that’s just how it is… She’s a very kind and charming woman with an attractive figure. Even if we ended things without progressing any further, I don’t think I’d feel resentful at all. Our third date is next month.
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