I was a member until about seven years ago. I’m now in my early 30s and married—would it still be possible for me to rejoin?
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Also, is there still any demand for someone with my profile?
For reference, I used to be a Black-class female member. That’s what the people I met at the time told me.
Personally, Fuu doesn’t make offers to married people here.
Age is fine. I think appearance and looks matter more than someone’s actual age.
Why not come in for an interview? If you pass, you’ll know you’ve cleared the minimum requirements.
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I’m Kosaka, a member of the staff, and I’ll answer your question.
Married individuals can register as well. However, some male members prefer to avoid married women to prevent any trouble with their partners.
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I’m Andy, a member.
I never make offers to married women, but I’m aware that many married women are registered here.
After seven years, I think your appearance may have changed, for better or worse, and if your expectations, dating style, availability, or overall approach have changed, then your previous class rating wouldn’t be relevant anymore.
As others have said, I think it would be best to apply for an interview as you are now and see what happens.
Hope this helps.
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Unless you previously stood someone up or did anything inappropriate, you should normally be able to rejoin.
> Do I still have any demand with these looks and circumstances…?
It’s impossible to say based solely on what you’ve written, but if you were a member before and received offers at the time, I think you’re likely to receive offers again.
That said, if your appearance has changed drastically over the past seven years—for the worse—or you’ve gained a significant amount of weight and now weigh over 100 kg, you may not receive any offers.
Also, even if people here say there’s demand for you, there’s no guarantee that offers will actually come. Ultimately, I think the only way to know is to rejoin and see whether you receive any offers.
If you were previously blacklisted, rejoin with confidence.
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Based on this question alone, it’s impossible to tell whether you’ll pass the interview, so I think it’s worth going in for one.
If they think there’s demand for you, you’ll pass; if not, they’ll turn you down.
Even if you were considered “black class” before, that only means that was how they saw you at the time.
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I don’t think the membership requirements are all that strict, though I’m not part of the management team.
Whether you receive offers depends on your potential. Even among women in their 30s, those who look youthful and take good care of their appearance can receive quite a few offers.
That said, despite everything I’ve written above, I personally don’t make offers to married women.
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