I recently joined this club. During my interview, the representative strongly advised me, saying things like, “If you choose Dating Type A, you’ll probably receive far fewer offers. You should be prepared to go more than a month without receiving any. At the very least, you should choose Type B, and Type C gets the most offers.”

> I was told this rather forcefully. Really? When staff talk that way, men later complain that the staff were steering women toward a particular dating type. So the club’s internal rule is that staff must not comment on the dating type a woman has declared herself. So if she says, “I’m choosing A,” the response should simply be, “A. Understood.” Of course, before asking her type, they may mention as a general rule that there are fewer offers for A. But I doubt they would say it forcefully. That’s how careful they are to avoid being accused of steering women. This time, the staff member may have let their guard down regarding the rules for staff and possibly violated them. But it’s also possible that it wasn’t the staff member, and that a scout said those things instead. Scouts are paid by the club every time the woman goes on a date, so they may try to steer her in that direction. However, scouts aren’t club employees, so we can’t know exactly what they’re doing. > Is what the coordinator originally said actually correct, and is it simply fortunate that I’m currently receiving multiple offers? It’s less a matter of luck and more a reflection of your own qualities. It means you have the looks to attract that level of interest. Alternatively, you may be a virgin, for example. Some men may think that they can understand choosing A if the woman is a virgin, and that can also lead to offers. Offers for women who choose A drop dramatically. There are plenty of women who, given their looks, would probably receive several offers right away if they chose at least B, but receive absolutely no offers when they choose A. So what they said was accurate, but saying it forcefully was inappropriate. The dating type is something the woman should decide for herself. > I’d like to use this as a measure of how much I can trust what this coordinator says going forward. What they said this time was true, but that doesn’t necessarily mean everything they say afterward can be trusted. The staff member was already violating the club’s internal rules, so personally, I wouldn’t trust them. However, regardless of whether you trust them, you still need to respond appropriately. Otherwise, the staff may tell men, “We can’t recommend this woman because she has a bad attitude.” So it’s important to handle the situation properly.

Relationship types are like clothes—some suit you, and some don’t. That said, just as there are general opinions about which styles tend to catch men’s attention, that’s probably what the staff member was referring to. It seems that Type A happened to suit the person asking the question. It may be unfortunate that the staff member couldn’t see that far, but they weren’t necessarily wrong. In other words, if someone else chose Type A, they might well receive no offers at all. Conversely, if the person asking had chosen Type C, they might have received fewer offers than they do now.

Ultimately, it depends on your potential. It’s true that there are considerably fewer offers for Dating Type A. That said, there are still a few people who receive offers as Dating Type A from the moment they register. I also think it depends on which branch you belong to. In the Tokyo metropolitan area, there are more members, so your chances seem to be higher. In regional areas, offers are limited, and it can be quite difficult to find ongoing, long-term connections.

I’ll answer as someone who almost—but not quite—has the nickname “Mr. A-Type.” A-types are the best. I make offers to them often, so I wish there were more of them. Recently, I made an offer thinking someone was an A-type, only to find out she had changed to B1, which was a real letdown. Why switch to B1? I wanted her to stay A and take her chances as one. Since A-types can’t rely on their bodies, they need at least Black-class looks, as well as the ability to entertain their papa through conversation. Alternatively, girls who are 18 or 19 and practically inexperienced with men—almost like young innocents—can make a living as A-types. The A-type girl I know has received around ten offers. Even getting that many is difficult for a C-type these days. I’ve traveled with her too, and we had an amazing time. > Is it lucky that I’m currently receiving multiple offers? I think so. She must be cute. For an A-type, getting zero offers is completely normal. The reason staff recommend B- or C-types is simply that it’s their business. Universe Club makes its money from setting fees, so deep down, they probably don’t really want A-types joining. They take a lot of time and effort, yet A-types don’t get many offers, and the setting fee is also one rank lower. So it’s understandable that Universe Club staff recommend B-types and others. Universe Club isn’t some group of saints, after all.

I’ve talked with several of the women I’ve met—including the one I’m currently seeing—about what was discussed during their interviews regarding their relationship type. Since it’s important for the club to increase the number of offers, it’s only natural that they would encourage someone to choose Type C if they believe she might be open to it, especially if that could bring in several times more offers than Type A. It’s a business, after all. That said, it’s great that you were ultimately able to receive offers as a Type A and were satisfied with the result. The club was simply making suggestions to increase the number of offers, not trying to set you up or anything, so I don’t think there’s any need to distrust them. Hope this helps.

That’s great to hear. What the club staff member said isn’t wrong—it’s generally true. Personally, Fuu also doesn’t really understand why a papa would make an offer to an A here. I guess either you’re attractive enough to make them feel that an adult relationship isn’t necessary, or these papas simply think they have a chance and want to win over an A. Either way, that’s great news.

What the representative said is basically correct. That said, I imagine you either have very good looks or a fun, distinctive profile. From here on, it’s all about whether you can keep things going. Some women receive just one offer but continue the arrangement for five years. Even if you get lots of offers, you won’t earn much if they all end after a single meeting. Just make sure to open up and talk honestly with the good men.

You should quit any dating club where you can’t trust the staff as soon as possible. That’s scary.