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Feb 21, 2021 16:06
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In my mind, women in their early to mid-20s were the ones who usually registered with dating clubs, so I’m starting to feel brave enough to go to an interview.
Sorry to ask another question, but could you tell me anything about the kind of outfits (tight-fitting clothes, or a more refined, feminine look like a TV announcer’s, but not tight) or hairstyles (long, dark hair or medium-length hair, for example) that make a woman more likely to receive an offer?
The reason I ask is that, while doing papa-katsu, I’d like to fully play the role of a papa-katsu girl.
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Age: Private
👨 Male
Universe staff
Maezawa from the President’s Office here as well.
Thank you for your question.
This may seem difficult, but I don’t think it’s actually that complicated if you don’t overthink it.
When you think of it as an interview, you start considering all sorts of things. But really, it’s similar to being invited on a date by a man you like and wondering what to wear.
You might think of it as: What would I wear if this weren’t just a wholesome date, and there were a possibility of an adult relationship (intimate)?
The standard choice at Universe would probably be something like a brightly colored dress, but I don’t think you need to feel bound by that.
On the other hand, I’d avoid things like:
- Jeans or other non-skirt outfits
- Baggy clothes
(Sometimes the girl is actually slim, but you can’t tell at all, which is a shame.)
Age: Private
👨 Male
Universe member
I’m Kazu, a male member.
Questions like this come up often, but I don’t think there’s much point in only dressing up your appearance. In fact, women who try too hard to put on an act can come across as boring or make men feel a certain distance, which makes it harder for things to develop into an ongoing relationship. Of course, since this is a relationship involving an allowance rather than a typical romance, some consideration is necessary. But in most cases, I don’t think that means putting on a false front.
What I’m trying to say is that instead of forcing yourself to present an image that doesn’t match your personality, you should dress in a way that brings out your own appeal. Everyone has different preferences when it comes to hair color, hairstyles, and clothing, and it would be difficult to pretend otherwise. papa-katsu isn’t a job interview, so I don’t think there’s any need to aim for a formal recruitment-style look.