I recently received an offer, and when I looked at the man’s profile, it said that his preferred relationship type was platonic.
I’m a Type D, so if we have dinner and hit it off, I’d like to go to a hotel from the first date. I assumed that men who make offers to Type D women felt the same way, but are there also men who want a platonic relationship and still make offers to Type D women?
Universe Club Marketing Unit, Mamiya, answering.
Perhaps he wants to give a gentlemanly impression by emphasizing a platonic relationship.
Also, I believe he made the offer because he was attracted to her as a female member, regardless of her relationship type.
However, this is a question unique to female members with Relationship Type D. Men may be surprisingly taken aback.
When they meet, I hope she turns out to be more wild.
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s Office, and I’ll answer this as well.
Thank you for your question.
Unlike women, who can choose only one option, the “platonic relationship” section allows multiple selections.
So if other relationship types are listed too, it probably means something like, “I’m fine with an A-type woman or a D-type woman—I can adapt to my partner.”
If “platonic only” is selected, the man may have misunderstood his own relationship type.
For example, it could mean that he won’t pay an allowance even if things develop into an adult relationship (intimate). So if he invites you out, make sure to confirm the terms of the arrangement beforehand; otherwise, you may not receive an allowance.
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
The men registered with dating clubs are mostly old guys or grandpas. Whether it’s a platonic relationship or something more intimate, I think they’re basically open to anything.
So maybe there’s no need to overthink it. If he shows no sign of making a move, just think, “Oh, I see…” and if he does make a move, simply accept it with, “Well, you’re quite enthusiastic!”
If you’re a D type, you should be able to handle any situation and keep the man wrapped around your finger（笑）
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I’m Kazu, a male member who also checked the box indicating that I’m looking for a platonic relationship.
I checked it because I wanted to be open to meeting a woman I’d enjoy talking to so much that I’d be perfectly fine even if we never had sex. But after actually taking part in the club, I’ve found that I can also have sex with women I enjoy talking to that much, so these days, I doubt a relationship would continue if it stayed platonic.
That’s just my experience, though. Apparently, there really are men who make offers to women of Type C or D while not seeking an adult relationship. I’ve heard about two such men, one from each of two different women.
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