About what percentage of members are Type E?
Also, what do men think of women who are Type E? Is there demand for them?
The following is quite long, but I would also appreciate your advice on this.
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During my interview, I was told that “Type E means a relationship like that of a couple,” and I felt that wasn’t for me, so I registered as Type B.
However, the explanation on the members’ page says, “I want to prioritize opportunities to meet, so transportation expenses are not necessary,”
which makes me think that perhaps I really am Type E.
Every now and then, men who are willing to have a relationship with me like that of a typical dinner-only papa have appeared in my life.
I believe this is because they value my hobbies and professional abilities. (I have achievements in those areas and am quite confident in them myself.)
As for my appeal as a woman, I have very little—actually, none at all.
I’m in my 30s, not young, not beautiful, and I don’t have a particularly good figure. I also have very little experience.
My main reason for joining was that, without knowing anything about my hobbies or occupation,
I wanted to see how much value someone might find in me as a woman,
and have that measured by an objective, visible standard.
Even if I receive zero offers, I intend to accept that as an evaluation, of course.
But if possible, I would like to receive at least one offer.
Would I be more likely to receive an offer if I remain Type B, or if I change to Type E?
For reference, it’s not so much that I’m opposed to an adult relationship (intimate) developing from the first meeting.
It’s more that I’m afraid of penetration because, perhaps due to my lack of experience, all I remember is that it was painful.
I want to explain that properly, which is why I registered as Type B rather than Type C.
I’m a male member, Paper Airplane.
I hardly ever see women of Type E—I almost wonder if they even exist…
Is it worth choosing E??
P.S. Meg,
If you just say you’ve quit while keeping your account on hiatus, no one will know the difference.
There was one girl who quit, and when I thought another girl had quit too, it turned out she was only on hiatus. I only learned the difference because she told me, so men can’t tell them apart. You should be fine.
P.P.S. About going on hiatus versus quitting:
Meg, I think the men are reassured enough as long as your account remains on hiatus. If you don’t reactivate it, you won’t receive offers from anyone other than me, so I think that’s sufficient.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
What an admirable reason for joining! In that case, B sounds like it would be just right for you (*^^*)
As for me, I’ve been thinking about choosing E as a sneaky escape route (！？) in case the man I’m seeing ever pressures me to quit…
Huh? That’s not allowed? (LOL)
P.S. Paper Airplane
I see!
Thank you for letting me know♪
I’ve been nervously wondering when I might be pressured to quit (^_^;)
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
There aren’t many women registered as Type E—only a small number.
> Without knowing anything about my hobbies or occupation, how much value would you see in me as a woman…?
If you want to put yourself to the test, I think Type E is also worth considering. You could start out as Type E, and if you find yourself thinking, “I’m not getting any offers…,” switch to Type B.
As Papua-san suggested, you might also want to mention it in your profile（笑）
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
E is probably something that most men hardly pay attention to.
You may wonder why, since it appears in the list, but perhaps most men search based on their preferred relationship type. That’s how little attention it seems to get.
As you said, choosing:
“I want to prioritize opportunities to meet people, so I don’t need transportation expenses covered”
might seem like it would increase your chances. However, many of the male members at Universe are wealthy, so most of them don’t really care about transportation costs.
In the first place, since there’s already a setting fee, I don’t think they see much benefit in not having to pay transportation expenses.
If you’re thinking of switching to E because you haven’t received any offers with B, I don’t think it would make much difference.
> I think it’s because men appreciate my hobbies and professional skills.
When you log in, there’s a section where you can write about yourself. Why not write enthusiastically about those things there?
There may be men who value your hobbies or professional abilities.
> Since I’m inexperienced and only remember it being painful, I’m afraid of penetration.
In that case, you sound like a classic B type, so I think it’s best to leave it as it is.
However, if you start thinking, “I want offers, so maybe I should let the man take the lead even though I’m scared,” then choosing C could also be an option.
That said, think carefully about what would make you feel comfortable with your decision, so you won’t regret it later.
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I’m a male member in Seattle.
Would Type E be around 1%? I think Type E would be a good fit for you.
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Type E is rare, so compared with keeping things as they are, it seems like your chances of receiving offers would improve.
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