I’m thinking about going for an interview at Universe Club, but I’m overweight and lack confidence. I’m considering losing weight before applying for hostess positions and interviewing at Universe Club.
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So my question is: Is there more demand for slimmer women? Would losing weight first improve my chances of being accepted? Please let me know.
You’re right.
If you’re planning to lose weight, it would be better to wait until then. I do think slimmer women are more likely to receive offers than overweight women.
That said, I don’t know your current body type or what kind of figure you’re aiming for, so I could give you a more specific answer if you shared a bit more information.
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Assuming I don’t know how overweight you are—or how pretty or cute you are—
If you’re going to lose weight, personally, I’d probably offer an arrangement to someone with around a “spec 115” figure, a defined waist, and at least a C-cup bust. There are plenty of women with great figures.
That said, some slightly chubby women have a surprisingly sexy appeal and are just right for certain men.
Keep working on yourself. Hopefully you’ll pass the screening first.
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> Is there more demand for women who are slim?
I think you’ll receive more offers if you’re slim.
That said, some slim women still don’t receive any offers, so please keep in mind that being slim alone doesn’t guarantee you’ll get lots of offers. Other factors are important too.
For example, if you’re comparing:
1. 155 cm, 55 kg, G-cup
2. 155 cm, 45 kg, A-cup
I feel the number of offers would probably be about the same.
> Would my chances of being accepted improve if I lost weight before applying?
Acceptance mainly depends on whether you meet the basic screening criteria. At 155 cm and 55 kg, I don’t think you’d be rejected on that basis. Even at 155 cm and 65 kg, you probably wouldn’t be rejected if you have a cute face or a G-cup or larger. (Conversely, if you don’t have any particularly distinctive features, rejection becomes more likely.)
Being slim is an advantage, but please remember that it doesn’t automatically mean you’ll receive more offers or be accepted.
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There are plenty of slim women out there, so unless you’re exceptionally beautiful, being slim alone won’t bring you many offers.
Rather than focusing solely on losing weight, take another look at your strengths and imagine a profile story that will make people want to reach out.
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On YouTube’s *Last Call* hostess audition, a popular hostess gave a curvy woman who had come to audition this spot-on advice:
“If you don’t lose weight, there won’t be much demand for you. If you want to compete with your body as it is, you’ll have to go somewhere that accepts that body type.”
It may sound harsh when put into words, but it came across as incredibly caring.
There are quite a few curvy women at Universe Club as well, but it’s obvious that they receive fewer offers. I think offers only come from a small number of papas who specifically like that body type.
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