Tips Oct 20, 2018 16:13

Disappointment, frustration, and anger. This is really unacceptable. Is it still like this?

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↓ “Her relationship type is a completely straightforward A type. If she were a B type, she’d get tons of offers~” She didn’t even fall for my bad-faith attempt to steer her that way. (abridged) En Mamiya
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Sorry for the very belated response! I’m Mamiya, the person in question. As soon as I saw this post, I immediately went in and edited only my comment. I feel truly guilty that this wasn’t the most sincere way to handle things. I do steer women toward certain dating types during my personal interviews! (Gasp—major confession.) I suppose it’s probably my own unorthodox approach, but what I want to see is a glimpse of a woman’s desires. For example: “I’ll get more offers if I choose Type C, right?” → “Actually, I’m nervous, so I won’t let myself be steered.” → “If you put it that way, maybe I’ll give it a try♪ I can always turn it down later♪” In this particular interview, she had chosen the former, so I intentionally used it as part of her appeal. Rather than simply saying, “I’m a Type A,” I also wanted her to stand out to male members, which is why I added that comment. I think the type male members are concerned about is the latter. If she responds that way, of course I’ll ask further questions to encourage her. That was my very Mamiya-style interview—something I can’t exactly teach to newcomers. Sorry.
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