I’m Taro, a male member.
As long as you’re not at the point where people run away when you walk down the street, you should be fine.
If you don’t set your sights too high, I’m sure you can find someone. That’s just how the world works.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I hear the screening standards have become more relaxed lately, so even if you’re not confident, why not go ahead and apply?
With so many women not receiving any offers, those who receive several offers or more are probably women who have at least one appealing quality.
Maybe you resemble a celebrity, have a great figure, an impressive academic background, an unusual hobby (motorcycles or golf, which many men enjoy, would be good too), a profession men tend to like, such as being a flight attendant, can give naturally cute—not calculated—responses, or really enjoy sex. If you have even one selling point, it’s bound to appeal to someone. In that sense, it may be similar to job hunting.
I encourage you to think about what your own selling points are. If you can’t find even one, you may receive few offers even if you’re accepted—or you may get offers but fail to find a papa (a male supporter) who wants to continue seeing you.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
If you’re thinking about applying for an interview, most people—practically everyone—will pass.
After all, anyone who looks like they could have a boyfriend passes… There isn’t a single staff member who can tell whether someone will actually receive an offer, so unless there’s something seriously unusual, you won’t be rejected.
Especially now, outside the Tokyo metropolitan area, everyone might pass—even women in their 50s.
If you’re going to apply, now is definitely the time.
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Maezawa from Shacho-shitsu will answer as well.
Thank you for your question.
You ask how attractive you need to be, but what number would you give your own appearance?
If there were a device like the scouter from Dragon Ball that could assign a number to someone’s looks, I could say something like, “Anything over 300 is fine.” But unfortunately, no such device has been invented yet.
Ultimately, you can’t judge anything through text messages alone.
I don’t think there’s any way to decide without having you come in for an interview.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
No matter how much you ask here, you won’t know for sure, so if you’re okay with relationship types B–D, I think you should go for an interview.
Apparently, women who choose Type A—meaning they’re only interested in tea or meals—tend to have higher expectations when it comes to looks.
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