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I’m Saito, a column writer♪ The women I offer are in the 40-kilogram range. If they’re 170 cm or taller, they’re in the 50-kilogram range.

I’m a male member, Date◎Yume. > Looking at the profiles and overall impression of the female members here, I get the feeling that there are probably a lot of very slim and beautiful women. There are indeed many very slim and beautiful female members. However, there are also plenty who aren’t. Just like in the real world, there’s always someone better-looking, and someone better than them. The opposite is true as well. Everyone has different preferences. You could always go to the interview and let them decide. It seems that applicants who are unlikely to receive any offers may be rejected. Why not give it a try?

Maezawa from the Business Planning Office here as well. > Is appearance really that important? Since members choose based on photos and profiles, appearance inevitably becomes extremely important. There are many women with wonderful personalities, but because they’re chosen by their photos, their inner qualities can’t be appreciated until they actually meet. > I’m clearly overweight, and since I used to play sports, I think I’m also fairly solidly built. I see being overweight and being solidly built from playing sports as two different things—which would you say applies to you? Also, whether someone is considered overweight depends on the balance between height and weight. If your height minus your weight is over 100, I think you should be fine. Your face is important too, but even women who are overweight can receive offers if they’re a G cup or larger. Various factors come into play, and something you may consider unremarkable about yourself could actually be an advantage. There’s a lot that can’t be determined unless you come in for an interview. If you’re curious, I think it would be worth having an interview.