I’m a male member.

Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here. > For example, would around the third date be a reasonable point? Would it be rude to try for a Type A arrangement with an adult relationship in mind from the outset? Since you say that about 90% of your dates, including Type B, progress to an adult relationship, you’re probably very good at interacting with women. If that’s the case, I imagine you also know how to make an invitation smoothly without making a Type A woman uncomfortable. So I think it’s worth trying, as long as you operate on the premise that you absolutely won’t ask on the first meeting, since that often leads to complaints. That said, I do think you need to research her beforehand through the staff. Some women want dinner only—strictly dinner only—and are looking to be paid for that. They’re practically impregnable fortresses. So first, I’d suggest making an offer to and going on a date with a slightly different type of Type A woman: someone who would be open to an adult relationship with the right man, but chooses Type A because she doesn’t expect to meet many genuinely good men. With this latter type of Type A woman, whether you can win her over or not depends on the man. There’s a good chance it may shake your confidence, but that’s exactly why you might enjoy a kind of date unlike any you’ve had before.