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I’d appreciate it if someone could explain the differences between dating types B, C, and D in detail. Do men generally have a negative impression of women who choose type D?
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Maezawa from the president’s office here as well. > I’d appreciate it if you could explain the differences between dating types B, C, and D in detail. As everyone has already mentioned, they only indicate the woman’s current level of openness. Nothing is ever forced. - **B:** The first meeting is dinner only, then you part ways. Whether to pursue a relationship after dinner is decided from the second meeting onward. - **C:** There’s about a 50% chance of pursuing a relationship after dinner from the first meeting. - **D:** About 80%. That’s the level of openness each type represents. > If a woman chooses D, do men tend to view her negatively? Some men do. They say they dislike D because it makes the woman seem like she’ll sleep with anyone. Yet those same men may accuse a C woman of misrepresenting her dating type when she turns them down. In that case, I think, “Why not make an offer to a D woman?” But apparently they still prefer C. It’s contradictory, and while I can’t really make sense of it, perhaps that’s what makes us human. Maybe living with contradictions is part of being human? The above is just one example. Some people prefer B, while others prefer D. However, if you choose your dating type based on how you think the other person will see you, you may later be told that your dating type is different, which can become troublesome. So I think it’s better to decide based solely on your own feelings.
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This is Saito♪, a male member. To put it simply, I don’t think either would be a problem. It’s not that I’d be put off just because she’s a D cup, but some men might feel uncomfortable if a woman is intimate with just anyone. C cups seem almost like D cups to me anyway.
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I’m a male member named Seattle. B refers to women who want to take their time assessing a male partner over a dinner-only first meeting. D may actually be valued by men who dislike the effort of trying to win someone over, since things move quickly. C falls somewhere in between. I took a quick look, and there seem to be plenty of women in all three categories—B, C, and D. Female members, please choose according to what feels right for you.
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