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I realize this may be asking a lot, but would it be possible to note on my profile that I would prefer to decline offers from men from the Kansai region? I was born and raised in Tokyo, but I’ve received offers from around six men from Kansai through the club. Thankfully, they’ve all told me they’d like to continue seeing me, but honestly, I find the Kansai personality doesn’t suit me at all, and I’m really not comfortable with it. I’d like to avoid going on dates with them.
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I’m Maezawa from the president’s office. > Is it possible to write in my profile that I’d prefer not to receive offers from men from the Kansai region? Yes, it is. Meeting a man she isn’t interested in would probably bring a woman’s mood down, and men would also feel disappointed if they knew the woman felt that way. It’s obviously better for both sides when they meet someone they genuinely want to meet. That’s why we try to include a woman’s preferences in her profile whenever possible. However, one concern is that if you write, “Please refrain from sending offers from men in Kansai,” other men might also think, “She seems like she might be difficult, so I’ll pass,” and you could stop receiving offers from men you would actually like to meet. That is a possible risk. In that case, it might be better to leave your profile as it is and, when you receive an offer, ask the staff, “Is this man from Kansai?” If he is, you can decline then. That said, the staff may also be able to tell you that the man is a nice person, for example. So when you inquire, it can be helpful to ask something like, “What kind of person is he?” at the same time. Even if a man is from Kansai, he may have transferred or moved there from the Kanto region, and perhaps his personality is more typical of Kanto. Without feedback from women, it can be difficult to know whether he is a good person. You might meet him and find that he isn’t what you expected. Still, if the staff recommend him, I think it may be worth meeting him once. There are also men who joined in Kanto but are currently active in Kansai. One such man was a good person. (The reason I’m using the past tense is that I haven’t seen him recently. Haha.)
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