Clubs like Universe Club are places where “grooming, overall vibe, and balance” are valued, so body type itself isn’t necessarily a deciding factor. That said, it is understandably something they look at carefully.
At the same time, it’s also true that women of any body type can open up opportunities by showing off their individual appeal in the right way. There are certainly men who are drawn to the cuteness, charm, and soft vibe of plus-size women. Especially in the papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) world, where individuals choose their partners, it’s not as simple as saying, “She’s curvy, so it’s impossible.”
I believe the important things are knowing “how to present your appeal” and “which environment suits you.”
If you decide to apply to a dating club, things like getting your hair and makeup done and choosing clothes that fit your body well while giving a clean, polished impression can make a big difference. Interviewers will also pay close attention to those details.
However, you may find that casually working on your own suits you better than a dating club. Rather than limiting yourself from the start, I think the least stressful approach is to try several different options.
There’s absolutely no need to close the door on your future based solely on your body type.
If you choose a place that suits you, you’ll find somewhere where you truly belong.
I hope you’re able to pursue this with as much peace of mind as possible. Please don’t push yourself, and take good care of yourself.
Get in touch and try going through the interview. I can’t say whether you’ll be accepted.
In general, I think your chances are pretty slim, but nothing is ever 100% certain.
Up to 80 kg is fine—I’m pretty into that sort of thing myself, but once you get that big, you’re really looking at a niche audience.
A specialty club like that would probably be more popular.
You might not pass unless you’re really cute in the face, though. Universe Club is pretty strict about heavier women. My preferences would all be considered “standard.”
