I’m a female member.

I’m not looking for someone in the adult entertainment or nightlife industry—I want to date ordinary college students or office workers. There are a lot of papas (male supporters), so this is purely speculation since I haven’t seen your profile, but if you’re not receiving any offers, could it be because your profile prominently mentions things like having worked in show business or being a top-ranked hostess at a cabaret club, making people assume you’d be expensive? I’m imagining that your appearance or clothes might be too flashy. That said, it would be different if you were a celebrity with a more refined, wholesome image—like a female TV announcer with long black hair…

The woman herself can’t know her class. Though apparently there are some troublesome older gentlemen who tell them. Being a top-ranked hostess at a cabaret club is certainly impressive, but it has absolutely nothing to do with getting an offer from Universe. People who work in the nightlife industry tend to be avoided, so it’s possible that this may actually be why she’s being excluded from consideration. Of course, I haven’t seen her photos or videos, so this is only speculation. Since we don’t know whether her class is the only reason, why not contact Maezawa once and ask the people answering to include that in their advice? It would be terribly unfortunate for you if you had somehow ended up blacklisted.

> A hostess-club ranking girl That’s the type of woman I’d most want to avoid. She’ll likely get fewer offers, and even if you meet, the chances of things continuing are lower.

You can’t know what class you’re in. Is the real goal to receive offers from as many men as possible? Your income is determined by the allowance per date multiplied by the number of dates. I think it’s good to have a certain number of offers, but it seems more worthwhile to secure a few men who are willing to pay a generous allowance. Based on what others have pointed out, you seem to be viewing things that men consider negative as positive, and there may also be a mismatch with the needs of the men who are willing to spend money. Your photos and videos may be presenting you in a way that makes men less inclined to send an offer, which is why you receive so few. And even when you do get offers, you respond like a hostess at a cabaret club, so there’s still a mismatch with what they’re looking for. The arrangements don’t continue beyond the second meeting, and you’re not being offered the allowance you expected. Rather than taking on all kinds of risks to find new men, it seems better to properly hold on to the men who do make offers.

The class system is a double-edged sword. If your class is set too high, people in lower classes can’t make you offers, so if you’re confident, I think setting it a bit lower actually gives you more opportunities. Personally, I kind of like it, though—I’m into the cabaret-club hostess type, haha.

So the rule is that women aren’t told about the class system—and shouldn’t be told, either. But the class system really does seem difficult to understand. Even from the men’s side, there’s a lot of mystery surrounding it. It doesn’t seem like being in one class or another necessarily leads to more or fewer offers. Personally, I mainly go for Platinum women. Black women give me more of an impression of being the finished product, so I feel like there wouldn’t be much to look forward to in terms of how things develop. With Platinum women, I can hold onto the hope—or perhaps the fantasy—that they’re still unpolished and haven’t yet discovered their own value. It feels like there’s still just a little room for dreaming.

> Is it possible for the female member herself to find that out? The club does not tell the women, and men are also instructed not to disclose it to them. So basically, there’s no way for her to know. > I’ve worked in entertainment before, and I was also a top-ranked hostess at a cabaret club. Having an entertainment background is a plus, but working at a cabaret club is a negative. Some women occasionally mention that they were top-ranked at a cabaret club, but unfortunately, men don’t find that appealing at all. Some men even refuse to make offers to women who work in the nightlife industry. If your cabaret club experience is listed in your profile, it may reduce the number of offers you receive. It’s an unfortunate downside. You may have been popular and made good money at the cabaret club, but you should understand that dating clubs are looking for something different. > I’m worried that I may not be getting noticed because my classification isn’t very good. If the questioner is considered attractive and has been placed in the Black class, only men in the Black class can make offers, so the number of offers may be lower. It might have been better if you were in the Platinum or Gold class, but it isn’t that simple. Some women in the Black class receive plenty of offers. In other words, as you suspect, if you’re placed in a class above what your personal appeal would generally warrant, you may end up receiving fewer offers. It may not be that you’re going unnoticed; it’s possible that the club feels a lower class would be a better fit for you.

If you’re classified as black tier and command a premium, the number of offers will naturally be limited. If you’re confident, make me an offer.