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I’m a 21-year-old college student.

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I’m thinking about applying for an interview, but I’m worried that I might fall under the “extremely overweight or extremely thin” category among the people the site says, “We do not accept memberships from the following applicants.” I’m about 156 cm tall and weigh around 60 kg, with an F-cup bust. At first glance, I’d probably be described as chubby, leaning toward overweight. My skin is fair and soft, so men generally seem to like me, but would this body type still make it difficult for me? Also, I’m not extremely unattractive, but I’m fairly plain-looking. I have black hair and wear glasses. I understand that it’s impossible to make a blanket judgment, but for reference, could you tell me whether someone with the appearance I described would have any point in attending an interview—or any chance of being accepted? Thank you in advance.
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Maezawa from the president’s office here. There’s a difference between someone who is extremely heavyset and someone who is simply on the heavier side. When I say “extremely heavyset,” I’m thinking of someone weighing 100 kg or more. So at around 156 cm tall and 60 kg, I don’t think you would fall into that category. You can feel reassured about that. > Is there any point in someone with the appearance described above attending an interview? Is there a chance of being accepted? You mention an F cup, but when we ask during the interview, some women say they’re a G cup depending on the bra. If you’re somewhere between an F and a G, I think you should come in for an interview. If you’re a G cup, I think you have about a 90% chance of being accepted. The remaining 10% would probably be cases where there are personality issues or your overall appearance—including your clothing—is not considered average or better. You may be thinking, “Wait, isn’t that strange?” But our basic criterion is whether we think you’re likely to receive offers. In reality, women with a G cup or larger almost always receive offers, so thanks to male members’ preferences, you’re very likely to be accepted. (笑) And after registration, you’ll usually receive offers as well. I’ve focused a lot on G cups, but there’s still a chance of being accepted with an F cup or smaller, so I think you should come in for an interview.
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