If an offer comes from a black-listed man, does that mean the woman is black-listed too?

I’m Hikōki, a male member. There was one time when I thought, “Maybe it’s better if women don’t know about the class system.” It happened when I met a woman in the Black class and, the moment I saw her, thought for the first time: “I just want to go home early.” If I made the offer simply because she was a Black-class woman, but then, the moment we met, realized that my personal preference would put her more at Gold level, I’d think, “How miserable are these next two hours going to be…?” Even though she’s a Black-class woman, it’s not enjoyable at all. For the first time, I could understand, at least a little, how women feel when they force themselves to have dinner with an older man. If she were Gold, I would have chosen her based on my own preferences, so I wouldn’t feel that kind of dissatisfaction. More important than her class is the fact that she chose me because I’m her type. If she proudly assumes that she was chosen because of her class, the mismatch in expectations might become even greater. Also, when a man makes an offer to someone in the Gold or Standard class, there’s a higher chance that she’ll be his type, so he might lose the joy of feeling that she chose him. Being chosen from among so many women seems to me to have far, far more value than her class.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. As Rin wrote, even if you receive an offer from a blacklisted man, you still won’t know your own class.

I’m Rin, a female member. As far as I know, offers can probably be made to: ＊Black 　→ Black, Platinum, Gold, or Standard ＊Platinum 　→ Platinum, Gold, or Standard ＊Gold 　→ Gold or Standard ＊Standard 　→ Standard only