Can male members see a woman’s class-change history? For example, whether she used to be in the Black class?

I can tell because I vaguely remember the women I added to my favorites. I often see women move up or down by one tier: GOLD → Platinum Platinum → GOLD I’ve only seen one woman climb all the way from Standard to Platinum. I guess she’s a good example of how investing money in yourself can make you more beautiful.

It doesn’t show up clearly in the history, but you can often tell when a woman has been moved down a class from the new arrivals list. The most recent woman I met was in the Black class, but perhaps she didn’t receive any offers, because she was moved to Platinum almost immediately. However, even the new arrivals list didn’t indicate that she had been changed to Platinum. Since she happened to be someone I was interested in, I noticed and thought, “Oh? She’s Platinum now. I wonder if she didn’t get any offers as Black?” She was incredibly beautiful, so personally, I felt pretty lucky.

Men check the member pages far more often than you might expect. They look so frequently that I sometimes think they must be checking them almost every day. So even if just a small part of a woman’s profile changes, they notice right away and ask things like: “It used to say this, but now it says that. Did something happen?” They read the profiles that closely, so of course they notice when someone’s class changes. They immediately notice changes in the number of stars, and in some cases, they even notice the exact day your age changes—like, “You turned a year older yesterday, didn’t you?” That’s why I think women are smart when, after starting arrangements with a few good men, they quickly ask the club to lower their visibility on the member page and stop displaying their profile, then request to have it displayed again if they later part ways with their supporters and their number of arrangements decreases. However, if you remove your profile, the club may ask why, and depending on the reason, they may not be able to do it. If they say it’s difficult, withdrawing altogether may be an option. In most cases, if you re-register later, you probably won’t fail the interview—unless you have a bad track record. So if lowering your visibility is difficult, I sometimes think it may be fine to withdraw instead.

There isn’t a section specifically for class change history. However, staff sometimes leave a note explaining the reason for a change. A typical example would be: “When she came in for a reshoot, she looked more polished, so we upgraded her to Platinum.”