Among male members, roughly what proportion have created a profile compared with those who haven’t?
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Also, why do some men choose not to make their profiles visible to women? I don’t think it would identify them personally as long as they didn’t include too many details, but is it mainly to prevent people from recognizing them?
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Among male members, 23.5% make their profiles visible to all women, while 44.6% only show their profiles to women they’ve made an offer to.
Since the figures above represent men who have created a profile, that means 68.1% of men have a profile.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
My profile is only visible to women I’ve made an offer to. I don’t post a photo.
In addition to general information such as my age, occupation, and income, I include details about the kind of relationship I’m looking for and the type of woman I’m hoping to meet.
I also write things like:
“Women who fall under the following categories, please decline my offer:
1. XXXX
2. XXXX”
So I provide relatively detailed information.
I decided to make it public because I feel it’ll help me find women who are a better match, even if it means making it easier for someone to identify me.
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I’m a male member based in Seattle.
I used to have a very detailed profile, but I found someone great, so I’m not making it public anymore. I wonder if I can still keep answering questions even after I leave the site.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
On my public profile, I use a somewhat suspicious-looking photo of myself wearing sunglasses and a hat. But on the profile visible to women I’ve made offers to, I post photos that show my face.
It’s a strategy to stand out from other male members and help women feel a little more at ease.
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I’m a male member, “Paper Airplane.”
I joined the club a while ago, so I’m not sure whether my profile is still publicly visible, but:
My occupation, annual income, and educational background—
Of course, none of that is listed on my profile, and naturally, I haven’t told the club any of it, even during the interview.
P.S. There have been more than 40 new female registrations today alone—over twice the usual number. With just one month left in the main festival, it looks like both women and men are about to shift into high gear…
P.P.S. To all the women currently debating whether to join or re-register: compared with this one- to two-week period, while there’s still time left in the festival, and one month from now, the number of offers you receive could differ by 3 to 5.6 times—and for some people, nearly 10 times…
By the way, this doesn’t apply to me since I’m not participating in that festival.
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