I’ve just read the question, “How many dinner dates are allowed for Type B?”

I’m a female member registered as Relationship Type B. Although I’m in my forties and haven’t received many offers, I’ve been approached several times, and when I feel someone is wonderful, I do continue seeing him beyond dinner. It seems the club also regards me as a valued member. (←A gentleman told me this. He didn’t mention my class or number of stars. That isn’t against the rules, is it?) So, from the perspective of members like me, proposals such as measures to ease the problem of “type fraud” are extremely troublesome. Of course, I don’t think the club staff would simply take such a proposal at face value. Therefore, when something is labeled “type fraud,” shouldn’t it come down to the responsibility of the staff member who conducted the interview and the gentleman who made the offer, as well as a matter of luck? Even women who answer, “I’m prepared for that,” during their interview become unbelievably nervous when meeting, for the first time, a gentleman whose face they haven’t even seen. If she declines an adult relationship (intimate) from the second meeting onward, isn’t the only solution to develop the ability to tell whether it’s because she was nervous or because she never intended to go that far in the first place? Besides, don’t people who enjoy the give-and-take choose Type B in the first place? I’m sorry this isn’t in question format. After reading the post, I couldn’t stay silent and ended up writing this. I’m considering applying to become an answerer.