I’d like to know how often men stop responding or fade out after meeting someone!

Lately, I’m Paper Airplane, a male member who’s been feeling frustrated because even when I get wonderful messages from CAs, Black women, and other lovely ladies saying I seem great, I don’t have any openings to make them an offer. Once I’ve settled on my favorite or top-priority girl, she becomes my benchmark. I guess it’s kind of like one of those TV shows where contestants keep winning and defending their title… So when your standards rise, most girls end up not getting a second meeting. And when it comes to maintaining ongoing arrangements, you have to knock the reigning champion and runner-up off their spots first…

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here. Thank you for your question. You can choose a woman who matches your preferences based on her profile and appearance, but when you actually meet, she may turn out to be different from what you expected, her personality may not be a good fit, or the conversation may not be enjoyable. There can be various reasons, so it seems fairly common for there not to be a second meeting.

I’m Kazu, a male member. Of course, men also won’t want to meet someone a second time if the conversation or intimacy isn’t above a certain level—it would just be a waste of time and money. Very rarely, I’ve even felt during the first date that I definitely didn’t want to see her again, so we parted ways without exchanging contact information. In my case… There have been zero women I wanted to see again but couldn’t because they turned me down or stopped responding. About 70% of the women I haven’t seen again are women I simply didn’t feel like meeting a second time. In other words, of the women I made offers to, I’ve met only about 30% more than once. I met 15% of them three or more times, and only 5% four or more times.