I have absolutely no confidence in my age, appearance, or body shape.

I’d be happy to answer as well. Honestly, I can’t say whether you’ll be accepted. We won’t know until you come in and we have a chance to talk. That said, if you feel that simply waiting for offers after being accepted would be difficult, I recommend taking part in events and other activities as well. If you’re confident that you can build a good rapport through conversation once you meet someone, registering and taking the initiative to meet people yourself may be a good option. However, if you’re not confident in your conversation skills or in your age, appearance, or body type, it may be better to work on yourself first and wait until you’ve gained confidence in at least one area. You’re always welcome to come in for an interview, even if you just want to talk things over.

I’ll answer this too. I like people who are motivated like that, so I’d definitely register you myself. However, some staff members are stricter than others, so there’s no way to know for sure unless you come in for an interview. (It also depends on which staff member you happen to meet ＞＜) I don’t think anyone would make fun of you or laugh at you. If you do encounter a staff member like that, please let us know.

I’m Saito, a column writer♪ I feel that registering is pointless if you don’t receive any offers, though… I think it would be best to discuss that during the interview as well. Without knowing your age, appearance, and body type, there may be limits to the advice I can give.