I’m a woman who joined recently.

Maezawa from the President’s Office here as well. Thank you for your question. The club doesn’t tell women which registration class they’re in, and under the club rules, men aren’t supposed to tell women either. But men probably tell them anyway (lol), so I imagine women find out their class when they go on dates with men. A man probably wouldn’t report someone who told him something he also wants to know. And even if someone reported a man for volunteering the information, the most he’d likely get is a serious warning—not expulsion—so the rule has almost no deterrent effect. Sometimes I wonder whether that’s really okay, but I suppose that’s how women end up finding out. Of course, if a woman says, “Why am I in this class? Move me to that class instead,” the club can figure out which man told her. (If she doesn’t give the man’s name, they probably won’t take her claim seriously, since the information can’t be verified.) In that case, the man would probably receive a serious warning. But if he takes the warning lightly and repeats the offense, he would naturally be expelled.

I’m a male member, Fullerene! I’ve been asked that before. It’s against the rules to tell them, but she seemed really eager to know, so I gave her a rough hint—basically saying, “It’s not XXX.” Women are happier with a higher class, I suppose. Maybe it’s a matter of pride. Personally, I think starting lower is better since it increases the number of offers you receive. It feels like pride is taking priority over practical benefits. Of course, having a higher class might mean getting offers from better-quality men. But once your number of offers increases, the branch office will raise your class on its own, so starting on the lower side is probably better.

I’m Tetsu, a male member. I don’t think women can find out their own rank. Some men apparently tell women their rank during dates, but that’s against the rules.

I’m Kazu, a male member. Basically, there’s no way to find out. And even if you did, there’s not much you could do about it. I said “basically” because there is a loophole. If you receive several offers, some men will tell you without even being asked. It’s against the rules, though. So if you’ve received a few offers, you may be able to find out. I recently asked the woman I’m currently seeing whether she knew my class, and she did. Apparently, the first man to offer her a date after she joined Universe told her without being asked: “Hey, hey—do you want to know?” and “Don’t tell anyone I told you.” > Fullerene According to women’s impressions, a man’s class doesn’t seem to have much to do with his quality. There are men who lack tact even in Black, while there are also good papas in Gold.