A question for the men: Would you be put off if someone listed their sexual preferences in their profile or mistress questionnaire?
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My answer:
Not at all. This is an escort dating club. (And I wouldn’t be put off even outside of one.)
“Passionate sex”
“Rough sex”
“BDSM”
“Sex that helps you unwind”
“Massage-like sex”
“Sex where you can feel the love”
and so on. If you list your preferences, I think people who enjoy the same things will reach out, making both sides happy.
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
Sorry—I write about sexual topics very directly in my columns and replies to questions, but the kind of PJ I’d like to meet through this club is a young woman who:
- Has no experience with compensated dating
- Is unjaded and innocent
- Is a little cute and has a good figure
So if someone writes out their favorite activities as bluntly as a menu at a sex-service establishment, it might put me off.
It’s enough to say something like, “I like intimacy” or “I’m more on the enthusiastic side.”
Personally, I find it more exciting to meet first and then discover what feels good for her and what kind of intimacy she enjoys.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
Thanks for your question.
If I understand correctly, you’re asking whether a man would be put off if a woman wrote something like that?
I’m not sure what the point of such a roundabout question is, but there’s no need to write that.
You’ll find out when you meet her anyway, so make her an offer, go on a date, and meet her in person on the day with some excitement about what kind of woman she’ll be.
This isn’t a delivery service, so I don’t think you particularly need that kind of information here.
You’d probably enjoy yourself more at a delivery service.
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I’m a male member, Paper Airplane.
That sounds dangerous… and suspicious…
I think it’s a lie—a scam.
I take it as meaning the exact opposite of what’s written and don’t make an offer. Based on past experience…
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
It doesn’t put me off at all—quite the opposite. I welcome it.
I think it’s great because it makes it easier to find a match that suits your preferences.
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