A question from a married woman hoping to register as Type A.
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There have been so many questions about Type A lately that people may be thinking, “You too?”
But I’d appreciate your advice.
I’m married.
Actually, I was hoping to register as Type C. Even though the chances of being recognized are supposedly low, I’m a married woman who wants to avoid being identified.
However, I wouldn’t mind being recognized as Type A.
My true nature is Type C, but I’d also be perfectly happy with a dinner-only relationship, even if it meant receiving little or no allowance.
The reason is that I’m currently seeing two men through another club—which introduces people through staff mediation without taking photographs—and I’m still in long-term adult relationships with both of them.
You may wonder why someone like me would be considered Type A, but lately I’ve started thinking that a dinner-only relationship might be an option too.
That said, if the other person wanted an adult relationship, I wouldn’t refuse, since I’m secretly Type C after all.
I fully understand that looks are important, but would being married be the biggest obstacle to registering as Type A?
Maezawa from the Planning Department here as well.
I can understand how you feel, to some extent.
I think that even if it happened to come to light, choosing Type A would allow you to say, “What’s wrong with simply going out for meals?” That may be why you feel more comfortable with it.
However, there’s really nothing to gain from misrepresenting your dating type, so I can’t recommend it.
> You mentioned that you’re seeing two men through another club—one that can make introductions through staff alone, without taking photos.
If that’s the case, then it’s okay as long as there are no photos, right?
If so, Universe also offers the option of registering with a blurred photo.
Changing your dating type against your wishes comes with risks. If you choose Type A, you may be rejected during screening, but a blurred photo won’t affect the screening, and you won’t have to misrepresent your dating type.
Why not try registering with a blurred photo?
At the interview, you could say, “I was told that registering with a blurred photo is possible. Is that correct?”
They’ll probably initially explain that using a blurred photo puts you at a disadvantage, but if you’re firm about it, I think they’ll eventually agree to register you with a blurred photo.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
Not defeated by A, not defeated by B
Called “a cutting board” by everyone
Not caring if I’m found out, neither hiding nor being C
That’s the kind of D I am
You shouldn’t be greedy.
I’m lying about one thing… yes, I’m sorry…
Actually, being identified scares me…
> I’m thrilled I got to see Romane’s first answer ☆
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I’m Hikōki, a male member.
As far as being recognized, I don’t think there’s any difference between Type A and Type C. Either way, people know you’re a member of the club.
A Type A member who’s married… That’s two things you’d really rather not know, all at once…
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