For male Black members, which female rank has the highest rate of receiving offers?

I’m a BB7 male member. I’m not really sure whether most people who call themselves “Black” do so simply because they’re generally considered Black-tier men, or whether that’s not the case… I don’t care about the classes. I just make offers to women I’m interested in. I feel that women who didn’t realize they were Black or Platinum tended to have better personalities. The opposite was true as well… Women who didn’t realize they were Gold or Standard seemed to have an oddly high level of pride. Again, the opposite was true too…

I’m a confused woman in my 60s. Ranks don’t really matter. What matters is personal preference and the type of profile you’re registered under.

I’m Meg, a female member. Now that I know my rank… (￣▽￣) I’m perfectly happy just to receive an offer. I’m not aggressive about it (or maybe I just can’t be?) I live humbly (the thought of choosing someone? How could I possibly?). Even so, I enjoy every day to the fullest~ (*^^*) P.S. The explanation from that epic papa-katsu gentleman has been really educational—“Hmm, I see, so that’s how it is.” I can just imagine men who are new to papa-katsu nodding along on the other side of their computers or smartphones♪

I’m a male member, “Paper Airplane.” Some time ago, I searched for A-type Black members because I was thinking of making an offer, but there were almost none, so I still haven’t made an offer to anyone in Black. Of the few A-type Black members there were, none had chosen A from the beginning. Some had changed their type later, while others had chosen A after debating between A and C. So I thought, “Ah, I see how it is…” Since then, I’ve been making offers without worrying about class. I have a few Black members saved as favorites, but I haven’t made an offer to any of them yet. That’s because Platinum women often didn’t work out for me, so I haven’t really felt inclined to make offers at the Platinum or Black levels. Instead, I started thinking that the Gold members were actually better matches. Since I’m a Platinum member, making an offer to a Black member would automatically make me a Black member as well. But these days, I’ve come to feel that Gold members are more than enough to keep me satisfied. That said, this may be because I’m in Kansai, where the level may be quite different from Kanto—perhaps by about two classes? In Kansai, it seems that only women who have really gone the extra mile to qualify as Black—or perhaps have been rated slightly too generously—end up in Black. In Kanto, I sometimes wonder whether they might be considered Gold instead. In Kansai, from Gold through Black, the women are more or less on an even playing field. You can simply choose based on your personal preferences. If you’re a man, you may find that starting with Gold is more than satisfying enough. Of course, choosing Black allows you to make offers to women in any class. So I think the percentages will either be fairly even, or offers will increase toward the class where you’ve had the highest success rate in meeting women you liked. Men who join the club probably imagine that, if they find someone appealing, they can immediately make an offer to her in Black. However, I think the reason there aren’t many Black members at present is that every class has attractive women, and they aren’t necessarily all in Black. That doesn’t mean the level of Black is low. Rather, I think the levels from Gold through Black are quite high. To be honest, Gold is considerably better than the name might suggest, Platinum is somewhat better, and Black is more or less what the name implies: average. In Kanto, even the Standard level seems to be fairly high. As for Black, I think it simply means that a truly exceptional catch isn’t going to be found in a fishing pond. Even at a club like this, you can’t realistically expect to find a wild giant tuna. P.S. From a man’s perspective, there’s a chance of finding someone you like in any class, and women in any class have a good chance of receiving offers. I think that’s also why the club doesn’t place too much emphasis on the class rankings. Rather than simply dividing people by class, they seem to be assigning them in a way that includes clear relationship types, making it easier for both men and women to find the kind of relationship they’re looking for.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here. We haven’t collected the statistics properly, so I can’t say for sure. But even if we did know, I don’t think the information would be useful. For women: you can’t decide your own class, so knowing it wouldn’t enable you to do anything. For men: even if you knew which classes other people most often make offers to, that would have little to do with which class you would choose to make an offer to. People don’t make an offer simply because someone else did. What matters is whether you personally want to make the offer.