I’m really worried about being recognized. Would it be possible to blur my photos or something similar?

Kida would like to answer as well. “I’m worried about being recognized, so I’d like you to blur my face in the photos.” → That’s a perfectly reasonable request. Most people would feel the same way. A skilled photographer should be able to capture a woman’s femininity while still keeping her face blurred, and she should receive offers as usual. That said, there are several options besides blurring: - Take photos with her looking away or wearing a hat pulled low over her face - Frame the shot so her face is out of view - Was there anything else? Blurring the face can suddenly give the photos a somewhat adult-entertainment vibe, so I think it looks more natural and works better to use an angle where the face just happens not to be visible. Also, when a woman’s face isn’t clear in the photos, people naturally focus on other things, such as her figure or skin. So it can be a disadvantage for women who aren’t especially confident about their figure. On the other hand, some women have great legs or a beautiful bust and may actually receive more offers by keeping their face hidden. However, when a man is seriously considering making an offer, we do show him photos where her face is visible—with the woman’s permission, of course. After all, I think it would be awkward for a man to spend two hours having dinner with someone who looks completely different from what he imagined. So, from a staff member’s perspective, women who insist on having their faces blurred can be a little troublesome. That’s why, when it’s unclear whether a woman will receive any offers, someone like Mamiya may come at her aggressively with something along the lines of: “You? You’re asking for a blurred face? You’re not even a famous celebrity—what makes you think you can do that?” If that happens, please report him here in the Q&A box.