Tips Sep 23, 2020 15:06

I’m a female member, and I have two questions.

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First, I recently saw a question asking whether men can also see the number of likes a woman’s private photos have received, which made me wonder: Can women see how many male members have liked them from the female member page? I’m sorry if the reason I can’t see it is simply because I have zero likes (..) Second, when female members search male members’ profiles, there are categories such as “platonic relationship” and “dinner first.” I believe there was also a category along the lines of “a relationship with an understanding that this is a dating club.” I don’t understand what exactly this means, so could someone please explain it to me?
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I’ll answer as Maezawa from the president’s office. > Can you check how many likes you’ve received? I believe female members can see how many men have liked them from their member page. However, you can’t see who liked you, so unfortunately you can’t respond by sending those men a “You seem wonderful” message. I feel like someone may have asked before, “What is the point of displaying the number of likes on a photo?” > I don’t understand what this means. It’s somewhat unclear, which could be either a good or a bad thing, but my personal interpretation is: A. Platonic relationship → Same as A: dinner only (no intimacy). B. Let’s start with a dinner date → Same as B: I’d eventually like an adult relationship (intimate), but let’s have dinner on the first date. C. It depends on how we feel when we meet → Same as C: if we click, I’d like to have an adult relationship (intimate) from the first meeting. D. I’d like to date romantically, understanding that this is a dating club → Same as D: I’m looking for an adult relationship (intimate), so please approach this with that understanding. That’s how I interpret it.
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