I’m a female member. When I read the Q&A posts and columns, it seems like many of the women are young, cute, and full of youthful energy (lol), but I didn’t discover the world of dating clubs until after I turned 30.
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I’m pretty sheltered, I know.
My question is: Would someone like me still be in demand? As for my mindset, I’m not expecting something like, “I get paid just for having dinner!” I believe I’m seriously considering what being a mistress and dating a man actually entails. (I’ve also been using the columns and Q&A posts as a reference.)
I’m Saito, a columnist♪
When I attended an event, I made an offer to a woman who was 32, if I remember correctly, among all the many young and beautiful women there.
The four of us had dinner with another couple, and the man I was with later said, “The young woman I made an offer to was empty-headed, and I thought the woman Saito chose was much better.” Even after just two hours over dinner, the difference was clear.
I believe age certainly isn’t everything, and when it comes to seeing someone long-term, a quick-minded person is ultimately the better choice.
Wishing you a wonderful encounter.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here as well.
> Would there be demand for a woman like that?
Many men, for example, prefer women who aren’t the type you’d usually find at a dating club.
If her appearance gives off the impression that she’s someone who has never been exposed to this kind of thing before, I feel she might receive an offer right away.
Of course, it depends on the individual, so I can’t say for sure how things will turn out. But since there’s a chance you could meet someone wonderful,
please consider registering with us.
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I’m Joe, a column writer.
Dear questioner, please have confidence in yourself. Looking back on my own experience, your 30s are still very young! Your prime as a woman is only just beginning!
The important thing is not to be unnecessarily self-deprecating. And this is a personal request from Joe: please wear something small and see-through underneath—even if there’s no after-dinner arrangement.
I hope you have a wonderful encounter!
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I’m Roola, a UC male member and a member of the new salon.
I definitely think there’s demand for women over 30. Compared with younger women, they often have more work and life experience, which can make conversations more enjoyable, and many are able to build a comfortable, easygoing relationship.
The woman I’ve become especially close to among those I’ve recently met through the club is 40 years old.
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I’m a male member based in Seattle.
As long as she has something special about her, she doesn’t necessarily have to be young.
For example, she might seem kind, be beautiful, have a large bust, fair skin, lots of hobbies, a great figure, or live nearby.
The woman I’m closest to is in her 30s. I actually enjoy talking with her more than with college students.
I hope everyone finds a wonderful person.
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