To put it bluntly, I’d probably be considered plus-size even at an adult entertainment venue.
I lost 7 kg before joining Universe, and another 15 kg afterward. That’s motivation for you! (﹡ƠωƠ֦﹡)
Profiles list your actual age, not your apparent age, so looks aren’t really a factor in this world.
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There may be some demand, perhaps—after all, there’s even a term for men who prefer plus-size women, so I think there are certainly people who like that type.
That said, at Universe, I think someone weighing 90 kg would probably be rejected at the interview.
A while ago, a slightly heavy woman with a G-cup came in for an interview at Universe and was accepted, but she never received any offers, which was really unfortunate.
She was cute, had a lovely personality, and was fun to talk to, but I remember thinking that at Universe, being even slightly overweight made things pretty tough.
She was just an ordinary woman who worked part-time at a supermarket.
Then, about six months after registering, she finally received an offer. When I contacted her, it seemed she had completely forgotten that she’d even registered.
When I asked what she had been doing, I found out she had become the number-one hostess at a breast-themed cabaret club.
I thought, “Wait—she was just an ordinary woman working at a supermarket!”
But perhaps she had found a place where she could shine more than she could in a dating club.
Of course, that doesn’t have to be limited to that particular field. I’m sure everyone has somewhere they can shine.
So I think it’s worth trying various things.
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Even based on age alone, there isn’t much demand, and at that weight, registering her could seriously damage the club’s credibility. Even people who like larger women probably have their limits.
Women in their early 20s make up nearly half of all female members, so demand drops sharply with every additional five years of age. However, since the number of women registering also decreases as they get older, I imagine supply and demand remain reasonably balanced.
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I prefer someone around 70 kg, but 90 kg isn’t healthy either. Why do they keep eating even though they’re overweight? They should just drink water for about three days.
If someone is too heavy, you bounce off their thighs, making it difficult to get in.
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I don’t think people who ask about your “demand” are usually any good, and in most cases, the demand is pretty low anyway.
Also, whether male or female, I feel that people who insist they look younger than their age tend to be more trouble than they’re worth.
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