I’ve been making offers at a good pace this month too. If anything, I’ve been making more offers than I did in March and April.
**Update:**
Last night, I went on my first date with a C-type woman (black), which isn’t usually my preference.
We met at my usual cheap café, and after admiring her truly beautiful face, I brought up the allowance. We settled on 8, the same amount she received from her previous papa.
Her voice was fairly loud, which made me wonder if she was acting, but she kissed me a lot, so I gradually started enjoying myself and finished in the missionary position.
Her oral skills were nothing special, but she was excellent on top and very good overall. Her nipples were among the most beautiful I’ve seen—small pink nipples with lovely areolas.
That said, I can’t really picture increasing her allowance, so I found myself hoping she might agree to a monthly arrangement.
Ever since I switched to the strategy of gradually increasing the allowance, things have still ended after just one meeting. I suppose that’s because my existing monthly partners are simply too strong. I’m not sure what to do.
I’ve only ever had one C-type woman become a monthly partner. I guess B1 is still the best fit for me, followed by B2 or A-type women.
So last night, I ended up making an offer to a big-busted B1 black-category woman who had been introduced with the message, “A special opportunity for a limited number of male members!” 😅
> Black-category women feel too polished to me, so they don’t really appeal to me. As a papa who likes nurturing and training, that is. Her looks don’t matter at all. Innocence is everything. —Mac
I understand that. My basic preference is similar, but unless her face is cute, I don’t feel motivated to nurture her. So in the end, I keep making offers to black-category women.
Universe’s sales haven’t declined, so I don’t think the number of offers has decreased overall.
(The number of offers doesn’t equal sales, of course, but I doubt the ratio has changed that much.)
That would suggest that only you are receiving fewer offers.
That said, almost everyone gets the most offers when they first register, followed by a sharp drop afterward, so this is probably just the usual pattern.
From there, if you were popular at first, you’ll likely settle into around one or two offers a month. If your initial popularity wasn’t particularly high, offers may become quite infrequent—though you’ll still occasionally receive one.
There are busy and slow seasons, but these days they run campaigns with those fluctuations in mind, so the differences don’t seem to be as noticeable as they used to be.
Another possibility, though rare, is that some of the people you previously met gave you low post-date ratings. That can make others decide not to send you an offer.
