I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
If you’re the kind of person who worries about your “success rate” beforehand, don’t make offers to Type A!
Hmm? Is the questioner a woman?
Just as there’s no assumption of an adult relationship in an ordinary encounter, the same applies here.
Things can develop even through an ordinary encounter, right?
So if you want to enjoy a kind of pretend romance that feels close to a normal relationship, I definitely recommend making an offer.
Compared with the other types, Type A women are more conscious of making sure you enjoy yourselves even if it’s dinner only, so they tend to be more proactive in every way.
Their LINE messages, conversation, reactions, excitement, little requests, and even that romantic, girlfriend-like atmosphere—
All of that comes from the pure, unguarded openness made possible by the reassurance that the arrangement is dinner only. Other types don’t necessarily have that.
If she’s a genuinely nice girl, you might be surprised by how natural it all feels…
Men don’t understand women’s feelings to begin with, and even more so here since the allowance is part of the arrangement, unlike ordinary romance. If she puts in this much effort, it becomes even harder to tell what she really means, so you need to judge carefully.
That said, Type A women are also refreshingly straightforward—after all, they joined the club for a reason. Compared with any other type, if you ask them questions, they’ll often clearly tell you how much they like you, whether they’re not interested at all, and what they’re thinking, without much guardedness or calculation.
Unlike Type B, they aren’t as wary, so you’re less likely to be needlessly strung along. That’s another positive.
P.S. In a conversation with a staff member before, they told me, “A lot of people who are experienced in romance go for Type A!” So I think that may be the key…
After all, I doubt there are men who join the club and make an offer to Type A genuinely expecting to be satisfied with dinner only forever. Regardless of the outcome.
P.P.S. If the questioner is a woman… there’s no need to worry—you’ll have the kind of relationship and progression you want! With Type A, only men who are prepared to take the risk—like in Miyuki Nakajima’s “Fight!,” where you don’t know whether you’ll win or lose—will make an offer. So rest assured!
You’ll be fine if you simply make offers to the men you actually want to pursue!
P.P.P.S. Also, if a Type A woman does show interest in you, it’s important to realize that this may be because she receives relatively few offers. If she were getting as many offers as the other types, I doubt she would pay you any attention at all.
Maezawa from the Business Planning Office here.
I haven’t come across many male members who specialize exclusively in Type A, but there are some men who think, “Type A sounds good too.”
It doesn’t come up very often, since relatively few men make offers to Type A women. Still, while I wouldn’t want to make an offer to a woman who insists on dinner only, with absolutely no possibility of anything beyond that for the rest of her life—or who sees men solely as a source of money—there are probably some men who would be interested in a Type A woman who leans toward Type B.
Their thinking is that if they spend time having dinner and getting to know each other over a longer period—say, six months or a year—something may eventually develop into an adult relationship, since they’re both human beings.
That said, anyone who plans to invite a Type A woman into an adult relationship from the very first meeting, or around the second or third meeting, would probably be better off approaching Type B women instead, to avoid complaints.
In the first place, if a man invites a Type A woman to an adult relationship from the very first meeting and receives a complaint, I don’t think he’s a good fit for Universe.
I believe it would be better for him to leave the club.
