〇What percentage of members have been registered for two years or more?

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. > What percentage of members have been registered for more than two years? Roughly speaking, about one in five. > And why would someone specifically make an offer to a member who’s been registered for more than two years? I assume it’s simply because they find her attractive. I can’t think of any other reason. Regardless of how long someone has been registered, a wonderful person is still a wonderful person.

I’m Saito, the columnist♪ I don’t judge people based on how many years they’ve been doing it, but those with more than two years of experience tend to be easier to talk to. They’ve had various experiences, know how to read the atmosphere, and seem more grounded. For me, that’s a plus.

I’m Papercraft, a male member. If you look around, there are also women who have been members for over two years whom I’d like to make an offer to. I think it mainly comes down to whether you prefer someone new or someone experienced. If I found someone whose profile and appearance appealed to me enough that I really wanted to meet her at least once, I made offers regardless of how long she’d been a member—even if it had been over two years. Some women had been on hiatus or hadn’t been active because they already had a generous papa (a male supporter). Those women felt more like newcomers than veterans. In fact, they were all humble and left a better impression on me than women who had only joined two or three months earlier. Since I had only recently joined myself, I found it easier to hit it off with women who had joined just a few days or weeks earlier. The women I’m currently seeing are like that. With the more experienced women, everything—from conversation onward—was smooth, and we’ve maintained a relationship where we meet occasionally.