I’m a male member based in Seattle.
I feel like you can make it work if you have something distinctive about you—confidence in your personality, enthusiasm when it comes to intimacy, fair skin, youth, or anything else.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
There are generally accepted standards of female beauty, but they aren’t set in stone. They also change with the times. You can see that clearly from how different the standards were for beautiful women hundreds of years ago compared with today.
That said, with such vague standards, can you really evaluate yourself accurately?
Whether you should give up or not can’t be determined unless you actually come in for an interview.
Please come in and meet with us. No one can judge you based on a question here when we’ve never seen or spoken with you.
Even if you think you won’t qualify, you may still be accepted. Find the courage to come in.
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
I see this question from time to time.
First of all, I think appearance is very important.
That said, everyone has different tastes.
So I can’t say for certain that someone considered unattractive would receive no offers at all.
It’s even better if she has something else that makes her stand out besides her appearance.
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