Tips Jan 3, 2020 20:52

In a man’s profile, does “Let’s start with a dinner date” mean dinner only on the first meeting, with no further arrangement afterward?

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だて◎ゆめ
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. I think that’s perfectly fine. In my case, it’s always dinner only (no intimacy). When I want to make an offer, I have the club contact the woman on my behalf.
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. I think this is probably being compared with the women’s dating types: Women > Men Type A > A platonic relationship Type B > Start with a dinner date Type C > It depends on how you both feel after meeting Type D > Looking for a romantic relationship, while understanding that it’s through a dating club Not exactly a comparison, but the following seems to indicate whether they want to meet short-term or long-term: Short-term financial support Long-term financial support So I think your understanding is correct. That said, some men make offers to Type B women and try to invite them somewhere from the very first day. They can be rather self-centered—or simply not care about breaking the rules. There are people like that, so although you should technically be able to leave after dinner on the first day, it’s probably safest to assume that getting away may be more difficult than expected. In other words, I wouldn’t rely on it too much.(笑)
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I’m Saito, a column writer♪ I feel the same way, but I wonder if there’s a catch. Maybe they’re saying something like, “Please think it over before meeting a second time”?
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