C is the best.
After all, this is papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). Most papas sign up because they want an adult relationship (intimate).
In terms of value for money, Fuu would only make offers to C.
There are women who’ll go out for meals or drinks without having to pay them.
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I consider dating clubs to be about adult relationships (intimate), so keeping what happens afterward in mind, I’ve only gone as far as C and B2 so far.
Regardless of her type, my main criterion is whether she seems like she’d be open to me.
The bar can be high or low—I don’t really mind. If a B1 seems like a good fit, I’d make an offer.
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I mainly choose dating type B, but if you change from C to B1, there’s a good chance offers will almost completely dry up.
Changing from C to B2 might reduce the number of offers somewhat, but you should still have plenty of opportunities. That said, there’s no need to push yourself.
This may be a little late to say, but you should be careful when choosing your initial dating type. Changing from A to B1 or C to B1 gives a much worse impression than someone who has been B1 from the start.
Personally, I generally only make offers to people who have been B1 from the beginning.
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> Which type gets the most offers?
C gets the most, followed by B2. Most offers are for B2 and C.
What women may find surprising is how few offers there are for D. For example, women who consider changing from C to D often assume they’ll receive more offers.
Since men want intimacy, they may assume that D—the most proactive option—would get the most offers. But I think the reality is different. Perhaps men think, “I want her to be intimate with me, but preferably not with other men,” and that makes them avoid offering on D and choose C instead.
A is the opposite. If a woman chooses A simply because she’s shy, some men may make an offer thinking it could be enjoyable to take things slowly and gradually get closer.
However, I think most men don’t want to make offers to women who seem to intend to keep things strictly dinner-only forever, without ever becoming closer.
In that sense, now that B1 exists, it seems like a woman who might once have been considered A can be placed in the B1 category instead.
Even though it has a “B” designation, it’s essentially treated like A, so the number of offers will probably drop considerably—though not as much as for A.
To begin with, I’m not really sure what the original reasoning was behind changing from C to B1. It makes me wonder, “Why not B2?”
If that means her feelings are essentially A despite choosing B1, she may actually be more likely to be avoided than someone who was B1 from the start.
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Thanks for your hard work. So this is a survey, huh?
I’m Kamihikoki, and whenever I work from home, my wife kicks me out, saying, “You’re in the way! You’re so annoying! Why are you even here? Are you deliberately trying to bother me? Get outーーーー!”
The most recent offer I made was to an A-type girl.
Last month, I also made an offer to an A-type girl, and things progressed to meeting again the afternoon after our date, then meeting that evening and staying overnight at a hotel.
I don’t think changing types leaves a particularly good impression.
Personally, I’d be hesitant about changing from A to B1 or B1 to C. But I see C to B1 or B2 as a change made for a particular reason, so it doesn’t affect my impression—in fact, it can even leave a positive one.
That’s because I’m not really comfortable with having an adult relationship every time we meet. I find it more exciting to go out for meals and dates five or six times, or even ten times, with a B1 girl, and then go to a hotel when we’re both in the mood.
I suppose part of it is that I already had no shortage of partners for that kind of relationship when I joined.
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Personally, I’ve made offers to women in every category.
Most of my offers are in the B1–C range, but I only offer B1 to women who have just registered and don’t have any experience yet.
If you’re a C but present yourself as B1, of course people will avoid you.
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I mostly get B2 and C offers, but I also offer B1.
When someone moves from C to B1, there are generous papas, so it’s not like I’m having a hard time finding one. Still, I get the feeling they may just be keeping their registration active as a formality—the bar feels pretty high.
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