Can a woman block a specific man from viewing her profile or sending her offers?

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. > Is it possible to block offers? There is no feature specifically for blocking offers. The official answer to this question is: Because there is a personalization feature similar to Google’s, some offers may not be displayed to individual users. That is the explanation. > I kept declining because of scheduling issues... If your schedules didn’t line up, I don’t think there was much you could do. It seems quite possible that they subsequently withdrew from the service.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. Maezawa-san, How many people end up being blocked from viewing someone’s profile? Is it really that common? If I ask the staff, will they tell me whether the person has withdrawn, gone on leave, or blocked me from viewing them? Would I be happier simply assuming they withdrew or took a break? Sorry for jumping in with a related question m(_ _)m

I’m Rin, a female member. Putting the system aside, if the timing really doesn’t work for me when someone sends me an offer, I’ll reply with alternative dates or a word of thanks for the offer. It sounds like they were a very attractive person to you. Unfortunately, though, I’m sure there are other people who would be a better match, so I recommend moving on and looking ahead.

I’m Meg, one of the female members. Oh my… you’ve really become unpopular, haven’t you? Poor thing… But don’t be so persistent, okay? Take it easy~ Look, there are plenty of other cute girls too, right? Like me, me, and me. Huh? Women in their 40s aren’t welcome? Yes, my apologies.

I’m Flagmaker, a column writer. It’s possible. It may come as a shock, but that’s the truth. I understand how you feel. The circumstances were a little different, but I also had several consecutive experiences of being rejected at the offer stage^^; It leaves you feeling kind of unsettled, doesn’t it? But there’s really nowhere to direct those feelings. If you take it up with the club, you’ll just come across like a complainer. The only thing you can do is push it out of your mind with new, positive experiences. Even now, though, I sometimes think while I’m taking a bath, “I wonder why she turned me down. I really wanted to meet her.” This happened when I made an offer to a Type B woman. When I looked back at the profile section on the male members’ page, I noticed I had checked only “I want to pursue a romantic relationship while understanding that this is a dating club.” I unchecked that option and instead checked “Start with a dinner date” and “See how we click after meeting.” After that, I stopped being rejected by Type B women at the offer stage. Maybe they were wary because I was a Type B? I don’t know if this is the right answer, but I hope it helps.