I’m a male member, BB7.
Even women in their early thirties who are popular apparently receive plenty of offers.
With Type E, I think there are men who may take advantage of that, so if you’re prepared for it, you’ll probably get more offers by choosing Type B or C.
I’d like to receive some allowance, but I also want to meet someone wonderful who has both age and experience, and spend even a little enjoyable, special time together.
Writing something along those lines here would probably leave a good impression as well.
After that, I suppose it comes down to how well you can please a man during intimacy. If the chemistry is good—even if it’s just the man’s own assumption—he’ll want to see you again.
I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well.
> I chose Type E because I wanted to receive the allowance only after he had come to like me.
Type E is a very difficult type, so it’s normally hard to receive offers. Naturally, there are fewer offers as well.
However, I realized this time that when trying to appeal to someone answering questions here, simply saying “I’m Type E” makes it possible to identify them. (That just shows how few Type E women there are.)
So I suppose that’s one way to make use of it.
If Kazu or Mac is going to make you an offer, it’s good that they’ll probably explain what to do when you meet. But first, I think you should switch to Type C or B.
If meeting people is your priority, B might be better.
Although E is labeled as prioritizing opportunities, I think C and B receive the most offers. D comes next, while A and E are probably both so uncommon that it’s hard to say which gets fewer offers.
That said, if both of the two men you’ve dated had an adult relationship (intimate) with you, then C might be the better choice.
But if you’d rather enjoy conversation and meals, I think B would suit you.
P.S.
> I thought, “Then maybe I will…” and looked around, but the questioner is probably married, right? That’s too bad(^^;
I tried looking for you, but the person I found seemed similar yet not quite right. Why not check with the staff?
> While I was talking with the staff about making an offer, some circumstances came up, so I decided not to proceed this time.
I’m not sure what those circumstances were, but I suppose these things happen.
The following was based on my misunderstanding—I was looking at someone in her twenties＞＜
Since I went to the trouble of writing it, I’ll leave it here.
Still, going from ★3 to ★1 after just one incident—dropping two stars at once seems far too harsh. Especially since she had consulted them the day before, not on the day itself…
Also, it says there was a last-minute cancellation issue, but in reality she went to the meeting place on time. I feel it’s unfair unless that part is mentioned too.
Seeing something like this really makes me think you have to be extremely careful with the staff.
From the details, it sounds like she initially said she might be late the next day, but ultimately managed to arrive at the originally scheduled time. My impression is that she was very concerned about not causing trouble for the club or the man.
Yet the staff contacted the man about her handling of the situation and became upset.
In hindsight, if she hadn’t contacted the staff beforehand and had simply left things as they were, she would have kept her ★3 rating and everything would have ended amicably.
I really can’t accept that her kindness and desire not to inconvenience anyone were punished like this. Unexpected obligations can come up when you’re working, after all. I don’t know the full story, but…
This feels like another example of the pattern where a woman’s experience is over the moment the staff take a dislike to her＞＜
Poor woman…
I’m Kazu, a male member.
About an hour ago, I was actually working out when to make you an offer. Please update your calendar（笑）
I was considering going through the branch, but then I thought that if I went that far, I’d have to make the offer for sure, so I hesitated to contact you.
P.S.
Thank you for updating it.
> Maezawa-san
> But when it comes to appealing to people who answer questions here,
> I realized this time that simply saying,
> “I’m Type E,”
> is enough to identify me.
> (Although that also means there aren’t many Type E people.)
> So there are ways to use this site like that.
Actually, a staff member recommended you to me, saying that a Type E woman had joined, so I added you to my favorites.
Since I was just thinking that it was probably time to make an offer, I immediately had a feeling it was you when I read your question（笑）
However, while I was discussing making an offer with the staff, something came up and I decided to hold off this time. I’m sorry.
