Do Type A women get many offers?
The other day, I came across the profile of a stunning woman—she’s a college student in a highly selective program and does acting work—but she was Type A.
Even if someone is Type A, would she still get offers if she’s exceptionally beautiful?
I feel like the comment from the “Lost in My 60s” user says it all.
Most men who offer to meet A-type women do so without expecting the relationship to become an adult relationship (intimate).
So the chances of continuing are higher if she’s someone who’s willing to join him in his hobbies, or someone who has plenty to talk about and can keep him entertained.
The A-type woman I used to see was the former.
Offers only come to beautiful women, and unless she’s also naturally intelligent, I think it’s difficult for the arrangement to continue.
Also, A-type and B1-type women are actually almost the same.
In my experience, even A-type women may pursue an adult relationship once they become close to someone.
Conversely, there are quite a few B1-type women rated ☆5 who, when I make a new offer, say, “I’ve never had an adult relationship through the club.”
In other words, many B1-type women can’t make up their minds no matter how many times they go out for dinner—in the end, they’re no different from A-type women.
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She was 18 when she registered as Type A, and she’s 26 now. She left the club a long time ago, but we’re still seeing each other as Type A (lol).
Just listening to her talk about everything she’s experienced, as well as her goals and dreams for the future, is enough to keep the drinks flowing.
These days, we’re drinking buddies exploring the world of sake (lol).
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I’ve made offers to three women in the past. However, that’s less than 5% of the total number, so you could say it’s not many.
Women with an A-type profile and a five-star rating probably receive quite a lot of offers, but compared with B or C types, my impression is that there are definitely fewer.
Hope this helps.
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> Do A-type profiles get many offers?
It depends on what you consider “many,” but I’d say they receive about 1/20 as many offers as the other dating types. That’s just based on my personal impression.
In other words, someone who gets two offers as an A type might get around 40 offers as a B2 or C type.
Conversely, someone who gets about five offers as a B2 or C type may not receive any offers at all as an A type.
> Would an A-type profile still get offers if she were exceptionally beautiful?
In cases where someone is exceptionally beautiful, yes, offers do come in. If A types never received any offers at all, I think the category would have been discontinued.
That said, as I mentioned above, it’s extremely difficult. If someone is merely conventionally attractive, the chances of receiving an offer become considerably lower.
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I recently made an offer to an A-type woman.
We had a great time going to several places until the last train, then decided to meet again the next day. We had lunch and quickly made plans to see each other again after that too—it all progressed incredibly smoothly.
There are men who want things to progress with an A-type or B1-type woman and develop an ongoing relationship, but overall, they don’t seem to be all that common.
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