Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
> Are there women who attend alone?
Since most people apply individually, I think more women attend alone.
> If I attend alone, will I end up feeling isolated?
If you’re worried about that, I recommend attending an event labeled “one on one.” You’ll get a set amount of time to speak one-on-one with every man there—usually around five men.
Since you’ll definitely have a chance to talk with the men, I don’t think you’ll feel isolated. That said, there will still be some time spent waiting inside the venue.
At events that aren’t one-on-one, there’s no waiting time after the event starts, which is an advantage. However, you may not get to speak with every man.
Both options have their pros and cons, and I can’t say which is better suited to you, so I suggest trying both first.
> Can married people participate?
I think it should be okay, but I’m not completely sure, so please wait for a response from the event staff on this one.
> I’m usually registered as Type A. If I attend an event, meet a man in person, and find him appealing, would it be okay for things to develop into a Type B- or C-style relationship with him specifically?
You’re free to let things develop into a relationship outside the club’s standard framework, like Types B or C. If that’s what you want, it’s welcomed. The issue is when it happens the other way around.
Incidentally, for Type A events, if there are more female applicants than available spots, some applicants have to be turned down. In that case, I believe Type A applicants are the ones who are declined, rather than simply the people who applied later.
> I’m Type A, but I’m open to things developing into an adult relationship (intimate) after we’ve gone on several dates and gotten to know each other.
That would be Type B.
Why are you registered as Type A? If you want things to develop into a relationship outside the club’s standard framework when you go on dates with a man and find him appealing, that’s essentially Type B.
If your standards are extremely high and there’s almost no chance of things developing into such a relationship, then Type A may be appropriate, but…
