I'm Papuwa.

I’m Marika, a female member who went to an all-girls school. I read Takasaki’s blog. I found it simply interesting and didn’t feel uncomfortable reading it at all. The platinum- and black-tier women who read it might even be thinking, “That’s completely different!” to themselves. I usually agree with Papuwa-san’s perspective on a lot of things, and I love Papuwa-san’s blunt, no-nonsense answers too! I wonder if the reason people have such differing opinions on this is simply a matter of age?

I’m Meg, one of the female members. I read Takasaki-san’s blog. Papuwa-san, you should keep following your own path, just as you have been. Being a lone wolf is perfectly fine!!! If anything, I’ve been a lone wolf myself for as long as I can remember. Back in school, whenever I saw girls asking someone, “Hey, hey, wanna go to the bathroom together?” I’d think to myself, “Just go by yourself!” (My apologies to all the go-to-the-bathroom-together types.) What I found funniest about this blog post was that you quoted Saito-san’s words: “Your company’s going to go under.” (lol) I completely agree with you, Takasaki-sama! That was pretty hilarious, wasn’t it?—Oh, right, it wasn’t funny for President Ishikawa himself. Sorry. m(_ _)m P.S. Sencho Did you grow up in an all-girls’ school? W-Wait, where on earth did that rumor come from??? I went to a thoroughly co-ed school. Ah, could it have been one of the women in her 40s you dated in the past? Hehe, wrong guess (heart)

I’m Basil, a male member. I think the profiles of the women handled by Takasaki-san are written better than those by the other staff members. Regardless of what various people may say, please stay true to your approach and keep up the great work.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. This employee, Takasaki, is actually very good at recognizing the positive qualities of women in the Standard and Gold classes. She’s the kind of staff member who can help women who might otherwise get overlooked start receiving offers. So women who happen to be interviewed by Takasaki may be lucky. That said, each staff member has their own distinctive traits. For example, there’s one staff member who is extremely kind to Black and Platinum members, but becomes quite stern in both tone and manner when they judge someone to be Gold or Standard. The other staff can even tell what class a woman is in just from that staff member’s tone of voice, without looking at the woman’s face. So Standard and Gold women tend to receive plenty of offers when Takasaki is handling them, while Platinum and Black women tend to get lots of offers when they’re assigned to that particular staff member. Anyway, to get back to the main point, the blog was simply describing the scary side of some women. Takasaki herself is a wonderful female staff member who doesn’t discriminate against people at all. If anything, I think she was writing about how she herself had struggled because of discrimination from other women. And when you read what she wrote on the blog, you might think she prefers Black-class women, but she was also warning that: “There’s a high possibility that they’ve learned ways to deceive men, and you could have your weaknesses used against you and be manipulated.” She also said that Standard-class women may be kind-hearted, but sometimes end up consulting other women about things. So ultimately, the message seems to be that dating women in your immediate surroundings can be risky, and you should use Universe instead. In that sense, I feel like she was saying that the most highly recommended choice is an innocent, inexperienced Standard-class woman.

I’m Kamihikoki, a male member. Papua-san, It’s just fantasy—and, ultimately, advertising to lure people into online dates... It’s been true forever that when women get together, they can be really scary, even to other women... Then again, women are far smarter than men, so even one woman can be scary...