Tips Sep 24, 2020 13:47

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I chose Type C, but do most men assume from the start that things will happen that same day? I chose C, but I really meant that only if we clicked exceptionally well, so I’m actually closer to Type B (T_T)
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe staff
I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer as well. Huh? Which branch did you register with? The staff really need to do a better job explaining things. Just when I thought men had recently become kinder (huh?) and they’d stopped calling this “type-of-relationship fraud”... In your case, though, it’s understandable if someone called it type-of-relationship fraud. Type C is supposed to indicate enough willingness that there’s roughly a 50% chance of having an adult relationship (intimate) from the very first day. Since that’s 50%, it means that if you went on dates with two people, one of them would become an adult relationship. That’s completely different from “only if you really click.” Even with Type B, the first day is supposed to end with dinner, but you’re considering an adult relationship from the second meeting onward. So even Type B may not be quite proactive enough for you. If it’s only with someone you really click with, most people probably won’t click that well, so I’d say you’re almost Type A. Maybe A, but close to B? This is a dating club. It’s a free-love arrangement, but most men are looking for an adult relationship, so please think carefully once more about whether you came to the right place and whether you’ll regret it. If, from the second meeting onward, you feel like you could close your eyes and move toward an adult relationship, then I think you could try operating as Type B. First, log in to the member page and change it to B right away. Though even B feels a little questionable for you... ><
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. First of all, I think you should change your dating type to “Type B.” In my case, even with Type C women, we start with just a meal, but I contact them from the time I make the offer and get their agreement beforehand. I have them come even if it’s only for transportation expenses, then confirm everything before moving on to the next step. I’m an old guy over 60, and I’m gradually running out of options, but I’m the type who wants to check in and ask, “Is this okay?” (laughs) If she says, “Yes, that’s fine!” it can even get to the point where I say, “Let’s stop…” or “Please let me stop.” (laughs)
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Age: 60s 👨 Male Universe member
I’m a male member named Basil. After being stood up by a self-proclaimed virgin who identified as Type C (probably telling the truth), I stopped paying much attention to the dating types. Some Type B women are fine with an adult relationship on the first meeting, too. I’ve come to accept that running into people like the questioner is simply part of using a dating club. I’ll pass on Type A, of course, but I make offers to women who seem pleasant based on their looks, the staff’s comments, and their videos. That said, with Type C women, I do book a hotel in advance on the assumption that an adult relationship will happen on the first meeting. I assume other men do the same. Please think carefully so you don’t receive complaints about something like “dating-type fraud.”
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I’m Tetsu, a male member. If you’re not comfortable with anything intimate from the very first day, you’re better off choosing Type B. Actually, please make it Type B. From a man’s perspective, Type C can give the impression that things may progress from the first meeting. With Type B, the other person is less likely to pressure you into anything. And even if they do, you can simply turn them down by saying that you’re Type B. Since you’re joining the club to have a good time, I hope you find a papa (a male supporter) who you can enjoy a comfortable, no-pressure relationship with.
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member with SS, pinky-sized private parts. Apparently, with me, she can’t even tell that anything happened. I meet them while feeling 100% obligated to do so. For C-type women, even if you say, “Let’s just have dinner,” they’ll usually respond, “No, that’s not really…”—so I think it’s generally understood that things won’t stay at just dinner. I think you could either consider yourself a B-leaning C type or switch to B type. When you say, “Only if we really click,” that applies to both A and B types from the very first meeting. I believe that’s the whole point of a dating club where money is involved.
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カズ
Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
I’m Kazu, a male member. What you’re describing sounds closer to Dating Type B, so I think you’d be better off switching to B. Even with Dating Type A, things can develop into an adult relationship (intimate) if you really click. Likewise, even with Dating Type B, things may develop into an adult relationship after the first date if you get along reasonably well. If you don’t want to be approached about an adult relationship on the first date, I recommend Dating Type B. I used to feel that, with women registered as Dating Type C, I should bring up an adult relationship on the first date. After all, they chose Type C or D because they don’t want to go home with just the standard transportation fee, right? I feel that if you don’t approach a Type C or D woman about an adult relationship on the first date, it’s almost like telling her that you’re not interested in that kind of relationship with her. Apparently, you can change your type from your member page. After you do, a staff member will probably ask, “Did something happen?” You can simply explain that you don’t want to be asked about an adult relationship on the first date, or give a similar reason.
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