This is Uehara from the staff team.
> Could you add an option to sort men by education level when searching?
It may be possible, but I get the impression that quite a few men prefer to keep their educational background private, so I’m not sure how many would include it in their profiles.
I was actually just thinking that making money doesn’t have much to do with educational background.
I’ve met people who only graduated from high school, yet were very wealthy.
So, to answer your question, “Don’t you think so?”—no, I don’t.
Marika
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer as well.
Thank you for your question.
Men generally aren’t very willing to share much information about themselves, so even if we added that feature, it’s unclear how useful it would actually be.
If our programmer had the spare capacity, I’d be open to adding it, but we still haven’t resolved our resource shortage, so I think it would be difficult.
I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
I’ve been waiting for a question like this! I really welcome questions of this kind（笑）
As you asked, I do get the impression that people with solid educational backgrounds tend to work in licensed professions, prestigious companies, or the public sector, and have stable incomes.
As I’ve written before, I actually graduated from a high school that isn’t particularly highly ranked and tends to be looked down on in questions like this. (Whenever I write that, Mac-san tells me, “At your age, your academic background and deviation score don’t matter anymore.” I agree, but I still want to write about it. I want to say it. I love the phrase “not particularly highly ranked,” and what it says about my background... I’m not Freud, but perhaps deep down I still have an inferiority complex and think, “I’ll show them!”（笑）)
On top of that, I’m one of the poor men at the dating club, so I’m also the kind of male member the female members probably don’t particularly want to get too close to（笑）
Once you actually start using a dating club, you find that there are women with high deviation scores and impressive academic backgrounds as well.
I’ve never made an offer based specifically on someone’s academic background or deviation score, but I do think that people with similar, high-level educational backgrounds may be able to have a more sophisticated relationship.
That said, when a woman I happen to make an offer to turns out to be a graduate of a well-known high school or university, there are also genuinely happy pairings between a foolish man and a serious, proper woman.
After all, we’re more than 40 years apart, so I expected her to see me as just a foolish old man and lose interest. But instead, she says things like, “I’ve become a だて◎ user,” or, “There’s only one, but he’s my absolute favorite.” We both say things that make no sense, yet neither of us walks away... We’ve been seeing each other for three years now.
Anyway, to put it plainly, I don’t think deviation scores or impressive academic backgrounds are all that important in relationships between men and women.
I’m Kazu, a male club member.
Even before joining the club, I believed that, aside from perhaps being a salaried employee, a person’s ability to run a company had nothing to do with their academic background. Management isn’t something you can learn at school.
Since joining the club, I’ve become even more convinced that a person’s character and intelligence have nothing to do with how much they earn.
So no, I don’t think that’s true at all.
I’m Kamihikōki, a male member who only ever hears the “three kures” from my daughter: “Give me money,” “Send me money,” and “Buy this for me.” Wait—that’s not the “three highs,” is it?
Unfortunately, I want to avoid women who are drawn to a man’s education or income, so you won’t find much about me even if you search.
