This is Maezawa.

I just had a look. I think it’s pretty good, isn’t it? I do hesitate a little when it comes to dating types A and D, but otherwise I make offers without worrying too much about the differences. As long as I can get a general idea from the profile, I’ll ask more in depth when we meet. At first, I used to read everything very carefully, but there have been several people who said, “Did I write that?” when we met, haha. The only thing that caught my attention was that the audio in the video—the voice—was a little quiet (or maybe distant?). Though it could just be an issue with my earphones. Rather than focusing on what they’re saying, I pay attention to their overall vibe, tone of voice, the way they speak, and how they laugh. That helps me decide whether we might be a good match or not.

I just took a look. There don’t seem to be any particular problems. If anything, she comes across as having more potential than she actually does. The only thing that felt a little off was that, despite being a B1, she answered that she wanted ¥150,000. That could make people lose interest in offering her a B1 arrangement. With other types, it would be comparable to asking for ¥300,000 or ¥500,000. As for areas that could be improved: ① Saying “I’d really love to drink” makes a good impression, so I think it would be helpful to mention specific types of alcohol as well. In my case, with B1 types, how interested they are in food is also an important factor. I particularly welcome people who enjoy drinking and are genuinely interested in food. I’d even be happy with someone who can drink 14 or 15 glasses and eat enough for four or five people over the course of one night while hopping from place to place. ② Change: > “build a relationship slowly” to: > “build a long-term relationship” or “build a relationship that will last” ③ Either omit: > “at a comfortable pace” or change it to something like: > “Hopefully, we can build a fun and comfortable relationship that we both enjoy.” ④ > “relaxed dates” is unclear, so it would be better to convey that she wants to go out and enjoy fun dates together. ⑤ In the hobbies section, mention that she’s also interested in dining. ⑥ > “I’d be happy if we could have meals together” is too obvious. It would be better to include something that conveys why she enjoys going on dining dates. Since I personally don’t enjoy dining with someone who doesn’t also like exploring different places to eat, I think she should write something that shows she herself is interested in going out for food. If she doesn’t really care what she eats, meeting a B1 person could end up feeling like a waste of time. Overall, with the staff’s recommendation as well, there don’t seem to be any major issues, and she comes across as having more potential than she actually does. However, when you read it closely, there are several phrases that suggest she may have had the kind of unpleasant experiences Mac mentioned, or that she’s hesitant about certain things. That creates a contradiction with her saying she wants ¥150,000. Her expression also looks a little tense. If you have any questions, feel free to ask anytime. I’d be happy to help.

Other respondents have mentioned this as well, but I was a little concerned that your body type in the photo doesn’t seem to match your listed weight. I apologize if it actually does match your real weight. Your current body type wouldn’t bother me, but having suspicious details in your profile is a negative. You don’t need to force yourself, but changing to B1 will reduce the number of offers you receive. It would be fine if you had been B1 from the start, but men can see that you were previously B2, so that may count against you. This is important, so I’ll say it again: you don’t need to push yourself, but in the section you can edit from the women’s dashboard, you could set yourself as B1 and write something like, “I’m aiming for around *** dinner dates.” That may reassure some men.

Try using ChatGPT or Gemini to create a profile in the style of Heidegger—one that conveys something erotic without explicitly saying so.

I just took a look and added you to my favorites. I don’t think there’s anything particularly negative about you. I’m specifically into plus-size women, so I wouldn’t make an offer unless you had a rounder face and gained another 10 kg—or ideally 20 kg. And if you get replies telling you to lose weight, just ignore them. You’re definitely already slim. Plenty of men like curvy women too. You’re already below the standard healthy weight range. If I had to suggest anything, you look so serious and not very sensual, so maybe add something a little sexy or mention your preferences in your profile.

① Her weight doesn’t match the impression from the photos taken after the reshoot. Has she gained weight? In my case, I prefer slim women, so this is where I’d already hesitate. If she were aiming for someone like Seattle, maybe she’d want to gain about 10 kg. ② The B2 → B1 issue As I wrote in my answer here: https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/18178 the video comment, “I’d like to take things slowly and gradually become closer because I’m looking for a long-term relationship,” isn’t exactly a good one either. It makes me think, “Maybe she got intimate with someone last time and was immediately cut off afterward.” Though, to be honest, that may well be the truth. I wrote an example of what I think would work in my answer at the link above, so please take a look. ③ Her expression is stiff She seems like a serious person, but there’s no opening. By “opening,” I mean a chance for someone to approach her. If this were her first registration, that kind of stiffness could come across as charmingly inexperienced. But for a re-registration, I’d like to see a certain ease and familiarity—something like, “I learned how wonderful papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) can be through my previous registration. Please spoil me. Purrrrr.” ④ She’s underestimating B1, lol B1 is practically an A rating, so unless she has some kind of selling point, she can’t expect many offers. It probably would have worked better if she had registered as B1 the first time and then B2 upon re-registering. Given this level of fresh-faced stiffness, it makes sense that she received offers last time as B2. She may not be a bad prospect at all, but her presentation is poor—not the staff’s, but hers. Well, personally, I think being able to teach her all of that is part of what makes someone a professional. The staff really needs to step up. The fact that she asked a question like this is actually a very good thing, and it gives me a favorable impression of her. That’s why I answered frankly and honestly. This is just my personal opinion, so please use it only as a reference. Update: As a solution for now, I’ll answer from the perspective of “What would I do if I were the person asking this question?” ① First, change back to B2. ② As the reason for changing back to B2, post a comment along these lines: “I actually registered as B2 the first time, but it was very painful when people cut me off after we became intimate. So, hoping for a long-term relationship, I tried changing to B1. However, I came to realize that, given my current abilities, it might be difficult to receive offers as B1. That’s why I’ve decided to return to B2. Of course, I’d be happy simply to meet someone and see whether we click, but I sincerely hope to meet someone who is also looking for a long-term relationship.” Appeal to their sympathy. What do you think? > Add something sexy or related to a fetish to the profile Hmm, that could work if she’s going for a tsundere or gap-moe angle, but wouldn’t the B2 → B1 change still get in the way? Or is it actually better because of the tsundere angle? I’m not sure.