♂ Maybe it’s odd for a man to say this, but regarding the question, “How many dinner dates are acceptable under Type B?”—surely the answer is as many as she wants, right?

(Whether the man will actually keep going along with it is a separate issue.) “After we’ve met at least two or three times and gotten to know each other better” is such an obvious feeling for a woman that it hardly needs to be debated. (Just like saying, “I’d prefer someone kind and clean,” or “Please make sure to use a condom”—it’s that basic.) If women are given a deadline, wouldn’t they lose sight of why they chose Type B in the first place? (The risk of it being misused for dinner-only scams is unavoidable. No one has come up with a fundamental solution yet.) ※ That said, I’d feel bad leaving this with no proposed solution, so here’s a mitigation idea from my limited perspective: During the woman’s interview, why not explain, “Men generally expect to go to a hotel on the second date. From the second date onward, if you meet him but ultimately decide you still aren’t ready and have to decline, it is considered etiquette at a dating club for the woman to waive the transportation reimbursement for that meeting”? This might provide a certain incentive while also acting as a deterrent.