Is a system for women to send reverse offers being considered for the future?
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I imagine there may be demand among proactive women—albeit a limited number—for a feature allowing them to approach men who have made their profiles public.
If a similar question has already been asked, please forgive me.
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here.
I think the current “You’re lovely” feature is already somewhat like a reverse offer.
The difference is that when a man receives a “You’re lovely,” he can positively choose whether or not to make an offer. With a direct reverse offer, on the other hand, the man who receives the offer has to decide whether he’s willing to pay out of his own pocket to have the meeting arranged.
So I think the main difference is that the latter is more of a negative choice, with refusals being more common.
With that in mind, the current “You’re lovely” system seems like a kind of positive reverse-offer system from the man’s perspective.
Or did “reverse offer” perhaps mean a system in which the woman pays the arrangement fee?
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