What do men consider beautiful legs? When you say “nicely curvy,” how curvy is “just right”? Is there no need for them to have some softness? I’m curious because men’s ideal may differ from women’s. Thank you.

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well. Thank you for your question. When it comes to women, there seems to be an idea that the thinner the better—like burdock roots. But I can’t help wondering what’s so attractive about such straight, spindly legs. Basically, I think curves are more appealing than straight lines. I feel that legs look better with a certain amount of muscle and some curves. Is that what people mean when they say “nicely plump”? Saying “plump” can sound a little too heavy, though, so I’m not sure whether “slightly curvy” would get the point across. Basically, legs shouldn’t be too thick, but they also shouldn’t be completely straight and spindly with no curves at all. Of course, everyone has different preferences, so there may be people who actually like burdock-root-like legs. Also, people with a leg fetish sometimes ask whether someone has bowlegs or knock knees. (They said it’s difficult to tell from photos since people rarely take pictures from the front, and sometimes even the person conducting the interview doesn’t remember. So I’ve wondered whether those details should be added as an item.) It seems like people pay attention to those things too.

I’m in Seattle. I prefer women who are curvy and have body hair.

I’m Kazu, a male member. Everyone has different preferences, but personally, I lose interest when I see thighs that are bigger than mine. Women may be more prone than men to carrying weight in their lower bodies, so every now and then I meet someone with thighs more substantial than my own.