I’m a female member. How do I apply for an online date? Do I need to contact anyone myself?

Maezawa from the Business Planning Office here as well. For online dates, women don’t need to do anything, such as contacting the man. When a man sends you an offer, it will specify whether it’s for a regular meetup or an online date. If you feel you can’t really show your charm online, it’s perfectly fine to turn it down. P.S. “Oh, but wait. It says ‘for now…’.” That’s just how men are. They’re torn between affection and instinct. Since there are now both online dates and online interviews, it can be a little confusing. Online interviews may be a good option for women who hate traveling all the way to a branch office only to be rejected, since they can find out whether they’ve passed while staying at home. However, if you pass the online interview, you’ll still have to visit the branch office. So if you’re confident, it seems less troublesome to just go to the branch office right away. Apparently, some women pass online but are rejected when they visit the branch office. According to the staff, the photo editing and online retouching were simply too extreme, creating too large a gap when they met in person. So it seems. These days, it’s not just photos that can be heavily edited—online appearances can be, too.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. Just like with a regular offer, when an offer comes from a man, I assume you’d exchange messages to accept it. I don’t think there’s any particular action required from the woman’s side. P.S. Meg, This morning, I started looking for someone to make an online offer to. I went through the new profiles, then scrolled back several months and skimmed the Black and Platinum sections. I watched videos of a few women too, but within seconds I decided not to make an offer after all and eventually gave up for the time being. The power of the “I’m taking a break from the club / leaving the club” beam that people like Meg use is incredible. Just saying, “You’re the only one,” is like shooting an air gun—it has a 0% effect. But the “taking a break/leaving the club” beam is like a cannon loaded with live ammunition: 90% effective! Maybe even more... Of course, I’m talking about men who prefer to focus on just one or a small number of women.

I’m Meg, a female member. Wouldn’t you just click where it says “Online Dating Campaign”? Apparently, you need an app called Zoom! The staff explain everything carefully, so I’m sure it’ll be fine. Paper Airplane and Maezawa, thank you. So the women just have to wait, right? (*^^*) By the way, it sounds like some truly unbelievable people show up for online interviews… lying down, wearing pajamas, and so on… Unbelievable! There’s a commercial with the line, “Is there love in there?” But to the girls applying for online interviews, I’d like to say: “Is there any desire to get accepted in there?” Paper Airplane, Hehe. Behold the power of this “taking-a-break beam”! Oh, wait. Hold on… it says “for now,” doesn’t it? > The retouching during online sessions is way too much Don’t they realize there’s no point when it’ll all be obvious once they meet in person? …Kids these days and their digital wizardry.