If two men or women invite you to meet on the same day, which one do you prioritize?

This is Saito, the column writer♪ Since it’s first come, first served, the dates won’t overlap. I also always offer several possible dates. Everyone may have their own priorities, but since I think they’re all exceptionally beautiful in their own way, it’s less about prioritizing one over another and more like, “Either is fine…” There’s no difference between them. If anything, I’ll sometimes arrange things with the busier person first, while there are still plenty of dates to choose from.

I’m Basil, a male member. I generally prioritize whoever I made plans with first. But if it’s between a favorite girl I’ve only recently met and a girl I’m getting bored with, I’ll prioritize the former regardless of who I made plans with first.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. Basically, I adjust my schedule so that both of us can meet that day—for example, late afternoon and evening, evening and later at night, or daytime and evening. In practice, things usually work out well by filling the slots on a first-come, first-served basis, but I do have priorities. When that happens, I prioritize the girls I’d like to continue seeing for a long time—the ones I hope will take a liking to me. Girls whose advantages are physical compatibility or exceptional looks are fine to see occasionally, so my top priority is someone whose overall vibe clicks with mine. As we meet more often, we naturally learn more about each other’s circumstances, making it easier to arrange last-minute changes or suggest meeting tomorrow or even today. Scheduling becomes much easier.