Maezawa here—I’ll answer as well.
> I was asked how many papas I have and how many people I’ve been with. Will that information be made available to male members?
Basically, no.
Some men do care about things like how many people you’ve been with or how many papas you’ve had.
Black-class male members have access to a concierge service where they can ask staff questions. So if someone asks how many people a particular woman has been with, we may answer somewhat vaguely.
> I also honestly told them that I have a papa and how much allowance I receive.
As for the amount, we used to ask about it, but internally, we were supposed to have a unified policy of not asking during interviews for quite some time.
After that, however, the rule was apparently only that staff couldn’t ask about the amount per meeting, while asking about the monthly amount was considered acceptable. As a result, some branches ask about it and others don’t.
So it may be listed not as the amount you actually receive per month, but as your desired monthly amount.
Even if something is written there, the basic policy is to negotiate with each individual man each time, so you can discuss the terms with each man without worrying about it.
Even if a man says, “That’s not what was written,” you don’t need to worry.
Even if he tells the branch that the information was different, the branch staff should simply explain that it was only a guideline, so I don’t think it will lower your rating.
I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
“Could being honest put me at a disadvantage when receiving offers? I’m starting to regret answering truthfully.”
I don’t think it will put you at a disadvantage when it comes to receiving offers.
I don’t know what you look like, though.
Women like that have qualities that attract men beyond their appearance, so you may receive comments such as:
“She’s an attractive woman.”
I’ve never seen comments like:
“She has several papas,” or “She seems easy.”
