This probably applies especially to women who start out as Type B, but even when they register with a club, receive offers steadily, are comfortable going to hotels, and are doing well financially, are there quite a few who eventually come to dislike the club activities themselves—the fact that they are selling their bodies—and quit after a while?
Among women in their teens or early twenties in the B class, if they’ve achieved their goals to some extent and are no longer struggling financially, do many of them quit to think about their future?
I’d also like to know the most common reasons women leave the club: their feelings of disgust outweighed the financial benefits, they were satisfied financially, they wanted to leave this lifestyle behind for the sake of their future, it became too time-consuming or troublesome, and so on.
Also, a question for the women:
Have you ever had a man who paid you a sufficient allowance and was acceptable when it came to going to a hotel, but then started to bother you partway through and made you want to cut ties with him?
Maezawa from the Business Planning Office here.
I haven’t gotten the impression that this is particularly common among Type B women. Regardless of their type, I think some women will leave while others won’t.
The reasons vary as well. Some women decide from the start that they’ll quit after a few months, while others leave because they want to pursue a long-term relationship with someone they’ve met.
However, few women quit because they dislike the club itself, and some even come back to register again.
The real issue is that anyone would feel like quitting after encountering a terrible man, so please don’t treat women in a self-centered manner.
I get the feeling that you may see the women at dating clubs as somehow different from ordinary women. I think it would be better to remind yourself that they’re ordinary women, just like anyone else.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
That’s a good question. I’d actually been wondering about it too.
There’s something oddly convincing about Paper Airplane’s answer. Come to think of it, I haven’t stopped either, lol.
Sorry I wasn’t much help.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
It may just be a coincidence, but the two Type B women I made offers to quit for pretty much those reasons. One became busy due to personal circumstances and changing jobs, while the other also got busy after changing jobs and stopped as well.
Why not just ask the woman you’re interested in directly?
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I’m Meg, a female member.
If I were the person you’re seeing, I’d probably say something like this:
Why are you overthinking this so much?
Here, look at me.
I get this wet when I’m with you…
Hey… make me feel even better…
Yours alone,
Your personal whore
(I’m taking a break right now ☆)
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I’m Kamihikoki, a male member.
When you run a business that brings men and women together, it seems to work like this:
About 90% of the men are repeat customers, while about 90% of the women are new.
That’s just how it is.
So, 50% to 90% of the women quit within a few months to a year…
Whatever the reason may be…
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