What do men usually think when a woman changes her dating type—for example, from B1 to B2?

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Also, is it better to change your dating type when you have new photos taken? Is there an ideal time to make the change?

Answer 1

Becoming more open to an adult relationship (intimate) is a positive change, so it can lead to more offers. I think the best time to have your photos retaken is when you make that change. The club staff will ask why, and the reason will be added to your profile. If it’s a good reason, that can lead to even more offers. For example: “After dating a few people, I met several who made me feel comfortable becoming more open to an adult relationship.” Or, if you’re genuinely comfortable with adult relationships and want more offers and allowance, moving straight to a C rating gives a much better impression and can dramatically increase your offers. Of course, don’t lie. If you do, your star rating will go down. I’ve made several offers to women who moved from B to C. There’s a sense of reassurance that they’ve dated other papas, understand how this works, and are also comfortable with adult relationships. If they have a high star rating as well, I feel even more confident about making an offer.

Answer 2

From B1 to B2, or A to B1: Maybe she changed because she wasn’t getting many offers? From D to C, or C to B2: Maybe she encountered some strange people and became more cautious? That’s how I see it. I don’t think there’s much point in choosing a type that doesn’t feel right for you. You won’t be able to keep it up if you’re forcing yourself.

Answer 3

Hmm… Personally, I probably wouldn’t notice much difference between B1 and B2. I do get the impression that your chances of an adult relationship (intimate) increase a little, though. If someone moved up to C or higher, I’d assume something had happened and they’d changed their stance on this site. As for the timing, I’m not really sure, so it might be best to ask the site administrators for advice.

Answer 4

This is Fullerene! When you change your dating type, the staff sometimes add the reason to your profile. (There’s also a section where you can write it yourself.) If it says something like, “After going on a few dates, she gained confidence in being able to make a judgment after the first date, so we changed her to B2,” it makes you think, “That makes sense.” In that sense, I think any time is fine as long as you’re communicating properly with the staff. That said, you probably have more conversation during a reshoot, so they may be more motivated to add a comment.

Answer 5

I ran into a Manchurian Incident. But she was such a hardcore masochist that I’m reluctant to let her go… Personally, A→B1 and B2→C are a bit of a “hmm,” but B1→B2 is perfectly fine.

Answer 6

＞What do you think men will think?

When changing from B1 to B2, I think many men will assume it’s because she wasn’t receiving any offers, or was receiving very few.
Some may even suspect that her feelings are actually still the same as B1, and that she only changed what’s displayed on her profile to B2.
Those men probably won’t make an offer, but others may think, “If she’s B2, maybe I’ll make an offer.”

＞Is there a good time to make the change?

Not particularly, but if you do it when you have new photos taken, your profile will appear higher in the search results.
At that point, some men may look at your new photos and dating type and decide to make an offer if you’re B2.
However, the problem is that new photos are only taken every six months, so it feels like a waste to wait that long.
While the timing of a new photo session would probably be ideal, considering all the time you’d lose waiting, I think it’s better to change to B2 as soon as you make up your mind.

Answer 7

I think anytime is fine. People may assume you changed from B1 to B2 because you weren’t getting many offers, so it’s probably a good idea to mention your enthusiasm in the comments.

Answer 8

If you’re often moving on to an adult relationship (intimate) on the second date with your current B1 status, then I think switching to B2 would make sense. If not, though, I don’t think there are many benefits to changing. One difference I’ve noticed recently is that many B2 women are choosing B2 because staff tell them they’ll receive fewer offers as B1. If you’re B2 simply because it was recommended to you, your true type is probably B1 or A. I mainly prefer B1 types and am also open to A types. When someone is classified as B2, I have to interact with her more like a C type, so the natural chemistry that tends to develop between two B1 types doesn’t happen as smoothly. With a B2 type, you’re expected to discuss a second adult relationship (intimate) on the very first day, which makes it harder to naturally build a relationship and gradually start dating like two B1 types would. So unless prioritizing the adult allowance is your main concern, I think it’s better to stay B1.

Answer 9

When it comes to whether things can develop into a deeper relationship, B1 is closer to A, while B2 is closer to C. That’s a pretty significant difference, and unless people know why you changed from B1 to B2, they won’t make you an offer thinking you’re closer to C. There are quite a few women who choose B2 simply because it’s easier to turn down than C. From a man’s perspective, if he invites you on the second date and you turn him down, he may give up and decide not to see you again. Even if you change to B2 despite it not reflecting your true intentions in order to receive more offers, you may only end up with more men who meet you once or twice. Is that still worth it just to receive the ¥10,000 transportation allowance? If it doesn’t wear you down emotionally, then I suppose it’s fine. But if you’re genuinely okay with B2, why not change it right away? Once a man has made an offer to a woman, he may hold off on making further offers until he sees how things turn out. If you’re missing out on offers because you’re listed as B1, I think it would be better to change it sooner rather than later.

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