A question/opinion from a seemingly pro-level woman (20?) about how to make a man fall for her and increase her allowance was posted.

Aizawa here as well. Since Maezawa has already covered a lot, I’ll focus my response on the question. > Are women who are that “professional” type more popular with men at the club, or do they tend to receive higher ratings in the feedback? → If she’s blatantly obvious and bad at it, she’ll get a stream of low ratings. Most men dislike women who seem jaded, so her ratings would probably be quite low. That said, by “jaded,” I mean women who openly show it—in a sense, they’re being honest. There are also plenty of women who think about all sorts of things but never let any of it show. To the men who go on dates with them, those women come across as really good girls! Sometimes, the people who are convinced “I won’t be fooled!” are actually the ones being fooled… It’s much like a scam, really. There’s a saying: “If you remain deceived until the very end, then it’s the truth.” Even if someone is lying inside or acting out of self-interest, isn’t it enough if they keep it hidden all the way to the end?

Maezawa here with my answer. > Women who are that professional type... It’s only natural to think that way when someone reveals what’s going on inside them. But in reality, very few people lay their inner thoughts bare. Suppose there were a sweet girl who was pure and sincere, formed a genuinely romantic relationship with you, and never said anything about money. Couldn’t she still secretly feel that way inside? Would that make her a bad, professional-type girl? I think it’s actually the opposite. If she appeared to be your type of woman, then that is the truth as far as you’re concerned. Thinking about things you can’t see or that don’t show in her behavior—what she’s “really” like deep down—probably doesn’t serve much purpose. Your assessment of the woman you’re seeing now is what matters. As for whether the person who posted the other day is the type of woman you dislike, I doubt anyone can really know that. So I feel the premise of your question has fallen apart. Wouldn’t you agree?