I’m probably a Gold-rank Type C female member.
I’m not completely sure about the rank, since I based it on the profile of the person who sent me an offer.
That said, I’m currently registered as Type C, but because of a chronic health condition, I’ve started thinking I’d like to switch to Type A.
However, given that my appearance is around the Gold-rank level, I wonder whether I would actually have passed the interview if I had applied as Type A.
Would people think that I joined as Type C just to switch to Type A later on?
I do feel that the offers I’ve received so far have been appropriate for Type C. (About 50% of them have progressed to an adult relationship (intimate).)
In that case, would it be possible to withdraw once and then apply again as a Type A member?
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
Thank you for your question.
When changing your dating type from C to A, I think the staff will ask you why. That would be a good time to explain your illness.
The reason we allow members to change their dating type freely is to respect their wishes. (That’s just how I see it, though, so I could be mistaken.)
> I feel that the offers I’ve received so far have been appropriate for Type C. (They had a 50% chance of progressing to an adult relationship (intimate).)
If you have a track record, you should be fine.
It’s possible that the other 50% are complaining, but you don’t need to worry about that.
> In that case, would it be possible to withdraw once and then be interviewed again as a Type A member?
Since you have a dating track record, I think it should be fine. However, if you didn’t have any dating experience, it would probably be difficult to re-register even if you withdrew and reapplied.
That’s how strict the standards for Type A are.
Rather than withdrawing, I think it would be better to take a leave of absence.
If you take a leave, you won’t have to go through another screening when you return after recovering. (If six months have passed, they may ask you to come in for new photos, though.)
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I’m Tetsu, a male member.
If you’re sick, it can’t be helped. You should change it right away.
When a C-type member receives an offer, the papa expects an adult relationship (intimate). If he finds out that won’t be possible for that reason, he may even complain, asking why you didn’t change your type to A beforehand.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Anyone looking at your profile can tell that you’ve been registered for a while and recently changed your dating type, so they’ll understand that you must have had some reason for doing so. I’m sure men will be curious about that “reason,” so it would be even more helpful if you could explain it in the comments section, which you can edit yourself.
Personally, I don’t think you need to withdraw once and re-register.
Oh! After writing this, I realized that the person you wanted to answer was a staff member. Since I’ve already written my reply, I’ll leave it up.
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