I’m a 35-year-old woman considering joining. A friend told me that women are also placed into different classes.
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If I join, I’d like to be placed in one of the higher classes.
A friend of mine (the same age) met several men through this club, and apparently one of the men she met told her that she was in the Gold Class. She has always been the type to attract men, and whenever she meets men through dating apps, she gets pursued practically every time. She’s popular at group dates too. Even all the men I’ve introduced her to over the years have complimented her. She really is beautiful, and in the past she had arrangements with several company presidents and was financially supported quite generously. It seems she registered with this club out of curiosity.
If a friend like that is Gold Class, then would I be Standard? I’m even worried that I might not be accepted at all. Even if a woman is beautiful, is it impossible to be placed in one of the higher classes, such as Black or Platinum, once she reaches 35?
If you’re thinking, “Why worry about the classes?” please skip this question.
It’s something I’m concerned about.
I’d appreciate your opinions.
I’m a male member, BB7.
I feel that women in their 30s and 40s may be placed one class lower simply because of their age.
A woman who’s Gold in her 30s might be Platinum if she were in her 20s.
I occasionally hear that someone can be extremely popular on dating apps or at group dates, yet get absolutely no attention at a club.
It also makes me wonder whether that company president would have made an offer to her—or to someone else—if he had been registered with Univa.
A club man choosing from 7,000 women and a company president choosing from a limited circle of people he knows personally are bound to have completely different standards.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I don’t like the culture of criticizing women over age, so I don’t want to comment on the fact that she’s 35. However, maybe your friend gave off a jaded vibe.
In papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), men tend to prefer women who seem inexperienced, so it can be a problem if you give off a nightlife-worker vibe—especially one associated with the sex industry.
Please don’t put curses on yourself like “30 is the female equivalent of 50 for men” or “35 is an old hag.” Above all, stop measuring your worth by how much men have given you.
I hope you find a way to be loved for who you are, without being bound by your age, and that you find happiness.
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I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this as well.
If the class is more important to you than actually meeting men, then I think it would be fine to put you in a higher class.
If you’re not concerned about getting offers, it seems like registering you for a higher class would be easy. From our side, it would just mean changing the data.
But in that case, I really think you’d get zero offers. Was your purpose in registering simply self-satisfaction?
> Even if a woman is beautiful, does turning 35 mean she can’t be placed in a higher class like Black or Platinum?
I searched and found that there are Black women over 35, as well as Platinum women.
Being in your 30s doesn’t automatically mean you can’t be placed in a higher class. It’s possible the staff simply failed to recognize your appeal—or that you were placed in Gold because there happened to be even more beautiful women.
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I’m a male member, “Paper Airplane.”
I do feel that some women on the Platinum plan seem like the type who would complain if they weren’t signed up for Platinum.
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I’m Tetsu, a male member.
Personally, I don’t think the class rankings mean all that much. The club’s staff assign the classes, so they ultimately reflect that particular staff member’s subjective opinion.
Even if you’re ranked Black, it means nothing if you don’t receive any offers. Some women in Gold receive lots of offers, while others in Platinum receive hardly any.
Please think carefully about why you want to join. Is your goal really to receive a high rating from the club’s staff?
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I’m Meg, one of the female members.
A woman’s 40 is a man’s 60, huh…
As always, Mac-sama’s words are profound.
I still don’t know what class I’m in, but I do think there’s a big difference between having a papa who keeps seeing you and not having one.
I’d like to keep moving forward—sexy yet humble♪
Knowing your class is overrated anyway☆
> Sencho♪
Thank you (*^^*)
Bedroom skills are justice, hehe.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Why not give the exact speech from your question at the interview? If the staff find it convincing, they might register you as Platinum.
By the way, there are quite a few female members over 35 who are registered as Black. So I think your friend was simply considered Gold based on the staff’s judgment. Reading your question, especially the part where you say you want men to “shower you with gifts,” I also got the impression that you ladies would be Gold or below.
Well, I answered even though I was thinking, “Why worry about the class anyway?”（笑）
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