Tips Jul 4, 2019 08:38

What I realized after signing up is that people with so-called high social status—doctors, lawyers, executives in finance or trading, and the like—aren’t necessarily good people. If anything, many of them seem to have difficult personalities.

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The kindest were the owners of hostess bars—people with an image society probably doesn’t think very highly of—and salaried workers in middle management. I got the impression that people like that are better able to empathize with women and others in vulnerable positions. Men, have any of you signed up and then discovered something about women that was different from what you’d expected?
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I’m Joe, a columnist. Universe Club still has several AV actresses registered, though fewer than in the past—including some “hidden” AV actresses whose profiles don’t mention it. Since I tend to fall in love, I used to avoid making offers when it was listed on their profiles. But for some reason, as someone who likes glamorous, beautiful women, Joe has had a high chance of meeting hidden AV actresses. Six of the women I’ve met so far turned out to be AV actresses, which is about 15% of all my offers. They each have their own personalities, but one thing they have in common is that they’re punctual and quick to reply to emails and other messages. That surprised me. The current AV industry seems to be a buyer’s market, so actresses who can’t manage their time apparently can’t survive. However, they also all share the belief that affection is proportional to the amount of allowance they receive. Well, they’re professionals, after all, but it was tough for someone like Joe, who’s only moderately well-off.
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