I’m the male member who asked yesterday whether my class would be visible to female members.
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I understand that when “Make my profile public” is selected, my class will also be displayed. Got it—I’ll take that into consideration when making my choices going forward.
Ideally, I would have preferred for my class alone not to be shown. (It would be convenient if there were at least an option to “Make my class public.” Sorry for being so particular. m(__)m)
Also, when I wrote yesterday that this seemed contrary to the club’s purpose, I meant that a female member who receives an offer from a Standard-class man would naturally realize that his class is Standard, which could lower her motivation. Likewise, a female member who receives an offer from a Gold-class man might get upset and think, “Why am I Gold or below?!” Or so I’ve heard—didn’t someone say that a long time ago?
I’m sorry if this is a somewhat cynical interpretation, but Mr. Maezawa’s response yesterday seemed to be from a Black-class (top-tier universal customer) perspective… (lol)
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
From a woman’s perspective, once that information is made public, the three things she’d want to know are probably a man’s class, income, and occupation.
So it’s unsettling when men give straightforward answers about their income and occupation—and even if they do, you have to wonder whether they’re telling the truth.
That makes me feel like the only thing you can really rely on is their class.
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I’m Basil, a male member.
I understand how the questioner feels.
Regarding the previous answer:
> Just because you know the man’s membership class doesn’t mean you know the woman’s class.
> For example, if a standard-class woman receives offers only from black-class men, she might think she’s black-class herself, but in reality, she’s still standard.
How many standard-class women actually receive offers only from black-class men?
That’s a typical sophistic argument: taking something that’s extremely close to 0%—but not quite zero—and making it sound like a common occurrence. If one of my subordinates said something like that, I’d yell at them.
Mr. Maezawa often seems to have a tendency to look down on male members, including in the incident I criticized him over recently. However, given his position, he has to support the club’s system, so I’ll let it slide.
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This is Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office.
A thank-you? You’re welcome.
As for requests, many of our staff don’t check this page, so ＞＜
I think it would be better to contact the branch directly.
Thank you.
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