People have been discussing the difference between C and D, but what’s the difference between B2 and C?

When the degree to which a woman’s legs are spread is expressed as an angle, 0–30 degrees is A, 30–60 degrees is B1, 60–90 degrees is B2, 90–135 degrees is C, and 135–180 degrees is D. The previous question was, “Once it goes beyond 90 degrees, aren’t the legs already spread, making the distinction pointless?” This time, the question is more like, “Is there really any point in dividing things so finely around 90 degrees?” Let’s try explaining why questions like this come up by looking at how open a woman’s legs appear from directly underneath. It’s a strange model, but it’s surprisingly close to a model of the male psyche—because it’s simple. If we let x be the angle at which a woman’s legs are spread, and y be how open they appear from directly underneath, then: y = sin(x/2) Differentiating this gives: y′ = cos(x/2) y reaches its maximum around x = 180 degrees, while y′ reaches its maximum around x = 0 degrees. y′ represents the rate at which a woman’s legs are opening when viewed from underneath. Put another way, the men who get excited by y′ are the losing side, while I’m the one who gets excited by y. On the other hand, around x = 90 degrees, both y and y′ are far from their maximum values. So maybe that’s why people wonder, “Does it really matter either way?” Personally, I don’t really care either way. It was just something someone at Univa decided. Still, it’s kind of like thinking, “What’s the point of Nagoya?” when you’re trying to decide whether country living or city life is better. But sometimes the middle ground is the most practical and convenient. The same goes for C and B2.

B2 and C are pretty close, and B2 leaning toward C is almost the same. It seems like people who aren’t good at turning someone down the first time use B2 as a safeguard.

B2 and C feel pretty different to me. C means she’s prepared for an adult relationship (intimate), whereas with B2, unless she’s exceptionally honest, most women want to receive offers. So even if they actually feel like A or B1, they present themselves as B2, pitching “I might be open to an adult relationship if I meet the right person,” and then accept offers, lol. From the papa’s perspective, that’s pretty difficult, lol. ↑ Some hardcore guys, like Make-Otoko, say that’s exactly what makes it fun. Fuu only chooses C and D. I went to the final lounge event the other day and talked with several B2 women I normally wouldn’t make offers to. I exchanged contact information with a few of them, including someone who seemed like a genuine B2 and said, “Fuu seems like a nice person, so I might be open to an adult relationship.” Then there was another woman who was probably actually A or B1. We talked at the lounge, but afterward she said, “I’m still a little nervous, so I’d like to do dinner only next time.” Wait, we already met and talked, right? Are we really going back to square one? lol I wanted to say, “Even if we meet one more time, won’t you reach the same conclusion?” That’s why I normally only make offers to C and D. Fuu already knows women who will do dinner without needing to be paid, after all. That said, I’m not criticizing them at all. It’s true that these dinner-only girls are helping expand the papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) market. If she’s cute, pitching “I might be open to it” and going on lots of dinner dates to earn transportation money is a strategy that’s really no different from working nightlife. Hostesses at cabaret clubs, snack bars, and mamas all keep attracting customers by saying, “Maybe someday,” so it’s basically the same thing ^_^ If you have good conversation skills, you might even land a regular dinner-only arrangement. Just because Fuu isn’t interested doesn’t mean there’s no demand, so I hope they keep at it. If I’d been able to drink alcohol back then, I probably should’ve registered with a paid-drinking app—the fit would’ve been pretty good. As an aside, the lounge event was so much fun. It’s sad to see it go. I was talking with one of the women who attended the event, and there was a woman with incredibly sharp instincts who asked, “Are you perhaps Fuu, the person who writes those answers?” I panicked when she figured out who I was, lol.

The only difference between B2 and C is whether the first meeting is over a meal. That said, many women in the B2 category are willing to go along with things from the first meeting if they like you. Of course, it also depends on whether they have plans afterward. My impression is that A and B1 are fairly similar, B2 and C are fairly similar, and many women in D calculate things by the hour. Though you do occasionally find good women in D, too…

At this point, I can only assume you’re just bored and looking for attention by asking questions. > What’s the difference between B2 and C? It was explained properly when you had your interview, so are you really a Universe member? Not knowing the difference between B2 and C is about the same as not understanding Japanese. Rather than asking here, try asking the staff: “Could you explain the difference between B2 and C?” After you ask, if they decide that displaying a woman who doesn’t understand the dating types is disrespectful to the men, I’m sorry if your profile gets hidden.

With B2, neither of you has to turn the other down on the spot, so it feels more comfortable for both sides. Also, B seems more likely to be open to dates without an adult relationship (intimacy).