Are Type A dating arrangements really necessary at an exclusive dating club?

I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this as well. Thank you for your question. Type A is necessary. First of all, you shouldn’t forget that there are all kinds of men. Just because you only want one thing doesn’t mean there’s any point in denying other people’s preferences. If all you want is that one thing, you’d be much better off going to an adult entertainment venue, in which case there’d be no need for a dating club. But in reality, there are people who want something different. That’s why dating clubs exist. With that in mind, one difference between dating clubs and adult entertainment venues is that even if you meet someone through a dating club, there’s no guarantee it will develop into an adult relationship (intimate). The only difference is the likelihood, which goes: D > C > B > A The main purpose is meeting people. What happens after that is up to the two individuals. That means someone who chooses Type A may still meet a man who feels like a good match for her. If no one made offers for Type A anymore, it would naturally disappear. Things that aren’t needed get phased out. The fact that it still exists means Type A is still needed. That said, there are fewer offers, so it’s true that not many men need Type A.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. Since the possibility isn’t completely off the table even with Type A, I think it’s fine for men to give it a try. From the club’s perspective, is it more like, “Not necessary, but no problem if they’re there”? Since ordinary dating doesn’t come with the assumption of an adult relationship (intimate), you could see it as being closer to a normal encounter in a sense. But reading between the lines, you could also say they’re being that much more calculating.

I’m a male member named Basil. From the club’s perspective, it probably does serve a purpose: it lowers the barrier for women to join, and there’s also demand from older men—or, as you put it, men who enjoy “bringing them down.” I’m not interested in Type A either, but I can simply choose not to make an offer.

I’m Kazu, a male member. I think there’s always a certain percentage of male members who enjoy the challenge of winning over an “impenetrable castle.” Besides, being a Type A member doesn’t necessarily mean she’s a dinner-only girl. Being annoyed by the relatively small number of Type A female members seems a little narrow-minded.