Mr. Mac, the columnist here. I’ve been reading your answers to questions about Type B women with great interest.

I’m a male member, BB7. I feel that B-type women lack sex appeal. How should I put it… they often don’t have that sensual aura or “scent” that comes through overall. At best, they seem inexperienced; at worst, they still feel like children. It’s not that I consciously judge women by type, but I often don’t feel much libido toward B-type women—especially those closer to A. As a result, things often end with dinner only (no intimacy). With C-type women, I tend to sense a certain feminine allure and sensuality from the very beginning. As a result, I feel more desire, and things often lead to intimacy. I sometimes wonder whether this difference comes down to how interested women are in sex, as well as their level of experience.

I’m Basil, a male member. I offer dates to Type B women a little more than half the time, and a little more than half of those relationships progress to spending time together after dinner. As a result, around 40% of the women I’ve dated have been Type B. Among them, the most eager to become intimate was a Type B woman. Once things become intimate, I don’t notice much difference in terms of likes and dislikes between the types. Incidentally, the most passive partner was Type D. Overall, I think I choose Type B more because they tend to be cautious than because of whether they like intimacy. That said, although it wasn’t exactly a case of misrepresenting their dating type, there were also several women who turned me down by saying, “I don’t really like intimacy and want to avoid it as much as possible. I’d be fine with dinner only, though.” Perhaps we simply weren’t a good match, but I suppose whether someone likes intimacy or not is still one factor in making a decision. Writing this has reminded me once again that the range within Type B is broad, and that everyone is different.

I’m Seattle, a male member. I’ve only had offers from 10 women so far: 2 in category A, 5 in B, and 3 in C. The A types were dinner only (no intimacy), while the C types also agreed to dates afterward. Of the B types, two met me a second time or more. The arrangements that have continued are with both A types and one of the B types—the one leaving for Okinawa tomorrow. The numbers are small, so this may not be much of a reference, but I enjoyed seriously courting the B types as if they were my girlfriends. I’ll try more unconventional things once we’ve been seeing each other for about a year and things start to feel routine. With someone I’ve been seeing for five years, there may not be any new things left to try. It’s true that many of the younger B types have very little experience.

I’m Saito, a column writer♪ Good morning, Mac. I don’t have much experience making offers to Type B women (though it’s not like I’ve never done so), but at events, I often find out afterward that someone was actually a Type B. She seemed open to a more intimate relationship, but I also got the impression she was somewhat cautious and didn’t want just anyone. I ended up having a threesome with her that same day, and she was extremely curious. She said it was her first experience, but I thought she might enjoy that sense of shyness—or perhaps she’d be amazed if she ever experienced a magic mirror. That said, not every Type B woman is like that, so wouldn’t events be worth recommending?