I was told, “You’re a Platinum-tier girl,” but as we kept talking, he said, “Actually, you’re Gold tier. I didn’t want to tell you, but…” I still remember how bitter that felt.
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He showed me my profile, and sure enough, it said Gold.
What do you think of Gold tier? I assume he meant that I’m not particularly cute, but it still hurt a little.
I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
That must have been shocking…
They sound like a terrible, strange person who says unnecessary things nobody asked for.
People like that never think they’ve said anything hurtful, so if you’re still seeing him, hold a grudge and get back at him little by little—like sinking your teeth in there, or casually telling him he resembles some really unattractive celebrity, haha.
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The lower classes have cheaper setting fees, so one advantage is that you’re more likely to get opportunities.
He’s clearly a drunk male member, considering there’s a rule against revealing someone’s class.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
I just think, “I don’t need that.”
It doesn’t benefit either of us, does it?
If you’re going to lie, you need to keep it up to the very end.
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