I’m a female member in Category C ☆

I’m a BB7 male member. I think many male members, myself included, are looking for a woman who makes them forget it’s a financial relationship and say, “That was fun. Will you see me again?” I’m not interested in superficial techniques, acting, flattery, or ways of stringing men along—anything built on that kind of deception. I don’t need any of that. I want to meet a woman who is genuinely appealing as a person. Women often talk about self-improvement, but shouldn’t that also mean striving to become attractive on the inside as a person, including in terms of personality? I believe that’s more important than improving your looks through cosmetic procedures or beauty treatments. You seem to be that kind of woman—or at least someone who is striving to become one. I hope you have a wonderful encounter.

I’m Date◎Yume, a male member. I like your attitude toward papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). As Papua mentioned a little while ago, it’s the end of the year and everyone probably has plans, so try to be a little patient... There are all kinds of members here, too, so take your time figuring out who’s who. When you find a guy and think, “This is it!”—hold on tight（笑） Wishing you a wonderful encounter!

Maezawa from the Planning Office here as well. Since Saito-san has been saying such kind things, let me explain how to get in touch if you ever receive an invitation like that. First, contact the branch where you’re registered through the question box and say something along the lines of: “I received an invitation through the question box. Could you please pass my information on to ○○, the person who answered? I’d be happy if they were willing to make me an offer.” The branch staff will then contact ○○ and pass along your message. Men have their own preferences, so at that point, he may decide it’s not a good fit. If everything is fine, the man will make you an offer, and you’ll move on to arranging a date. If you’re able to coordinate the schedule, it will lead to a date. The respondent will make an offer based on what they’ve written, so they may be disappointed if, after meeting you, they find that you’re different from what was described. Please keep that in mind.

I’m Saito, a columnist ♪ Reading Papuwa’s answer reminded me of something a male member once said: “To ruin someone, all you have to do is keep giving them money.” In a way, I thought, “That makes sense…” But my conclusion is that knowing how to use money is many times more difficult. Money is something you use to shorten the time it takes to achieve your goals. I feel like all your knowledge, experiences, and training ultimately connect back to that. If you don’t receive any offers, feel free to request me. Let’s grab a meal sometime.