Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
Thank you for your question.
> For example, even if a virgin says she’s a Type C, it’s obviously suspicious and nothing but a potential source of trouble, isn’t it?
I think there’s a misunderstanding here.
It’s not suspicious at all, nor does it cause trouble. Very few virgins choose Type C, but those who do are prepared for it. Unless they’re particularly strange, they may already intend to be okay with things from the first day.
Of course, that’s because Type C offers the reassurance that they can still turn it down 50% of the time.
With Type D, I might wonder whether everything is really okay, but with Type C, I don’t think it’s a source of trouble.
That said, most choose Type A or B.
> When they have little experience with men, do they write something to that effect and get placed in a lower rank?
I’ve never heard that from staff in the Kanto area, so I think experience and class are normally unrelated.
I’ve also never heard of someone moving up a class after gaining more experience. They may move up if they have a good reputation among men or receive a lot of offers, though.
> Is it actually fairly common for black-level men to casually make offers to Gold or Standard women?
It seems that many black-level men do check women up to Gold. I think this may be because of the existence of “Lucky Gold,” which also came up in a recent question.
However, there are no “Lucky Standard” women, so they generally don’t check as far as Standard.
Of course, men have different preferences, so if there are many women they like in Standard, they probably check that class too.
In that case, though, I imagine the man himself would change his own status from Black to around Platinum.
I’m Tetsu, a male member.
I think you may be reading too much into it.
I doubt many men use a woman’s class as a deciding factor when making an offer. I personally only take it into consideration as a rough reference.
The reason you’ve started receiving more offers from Black members may be that, after going on several dates, multiple people gave the club positive feedback about you. That’s a good thing.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think people read too much into the connection between a woman’s experience with men and her class. That said, I’ve heard that women may be moved up a class if they receive a lot of offers.
I’m a Black-class member, but I make offers to both Standard and Gold members without worrying about their class. The last woman I made an offer to was Standard. I don’t think men in the Black class care about women’s class at all.
