Tips Aug 16, 2019 21:41

This is my first post—I’m a female member.

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Would it work in my favor if the staff let male members know that I’m what you might call an Instagram influencer (with over 1,000 followers) or that I model for a certain company’s advertisements? Or would it be better to keep that to myself…? I’m curious, so I’d really appreciate your advice. Thank you!
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I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’ll answer this as well. > Being a model for a certain company’s advertisements I think it would be best to tell the staff about this. That said, it might result in you being moved up one class >< There are also cases where it works to your advantage to let male members know, so I’ll include it in your profile as well. Of course, I’ll leave out the company’s name, so please don’t worry. It will probably be worded something like, “She also models for advertisements for a certain publicly listed company.” Also, I don’t think you should tell the staff the company’s name either. If a male member happens to know it for some reason, we wouldn’t want him to mistakenly think the club told him. (Though male members do sometimes ask about it...) > Instagrammer (with 1,000+ followers) I don’t think this would be particularly advantageous, so I don’t think it’s necessary. However, if you have over 100,000 followers, that’s an exceptionally high number, so it might have a positive effect in that case.
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This is Saito, the columnist♪ Generally speaking, I think it’s better to present it as the result of your efforts and appeal as a woman. Men may find it difficult to offer a low allowance to a woman who seems generally popular. On the other hand, you may come across as less approachable, which could result in fewer offers. Some men may also want you to visit the places they take you to again, or enjoy the same meals they introduced you to... (I hope it doesn’t develop into stalking.) I also know some entertainers I’m seeing who use Instagram. Some never post photos of meals or trips with me, while others do. I suppose it depends on what kind of person you are.
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I’m Rula, a UC male member and a member of the new salon. Since there are many male members, I’m sure some may see information like that and think, “She sounds wonderful—I’ll make her an offer!” In that sense, I think it’s better to provide positive information. I suggest deciding based on whether you yourself feel comfortable sharing that information.
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