I’ve heard from various men that the women in the Black Platinum category are beautiful, but when they showed me the member page, most of them were people I recognized from my days working in the adult entertainment industry. I don’t know whether they also had jobs as actresses, models, flight attendants, receptionists, secretaries, or in food service, but there seemed to be especially many of them. Do men not care if a woman is also working in the adult entertainment or nightlife industry, as long as she’s beautiful?
I’m BB7, a male member.
“Almost all of them are people I saw back when I was working in the adult entertainment industry”...?
Would you like me to introduce you to an ophthalmologist I know? Or would a neurosurgeon be more appropriate?
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I’m Aya, a female member.
There are really that many?
I was in that class, but it doesn’t apply to me.
I’m sure there are plenty of people it doesn’t apply to, too.
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I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well.
> When they showed me the members-only page at the time...
That male member is breaking the rules.
He needs a serious warning, and depending on the circumstances, possibly to be forcibly removed from the service. So please tell us his name.
> Almost all of them were people I’d seen back when I used to visit adult entertainment establishments.
I’m not sure how many women work at one such establishment, but let’s say there are 30. Would you really say “almost all of them” when you’re talking about just 30 out of several thousand women?
Or is the questioner actually a man—a so-called “net okama”—pretending to be a woman because they think it will get a better reception?
And are you saying you visited nearly every adult entertainment establishment and went every day? Even then, that would only amount to 365 people in a year.
Were you looking at the panel photos? I’ve heard those places use heavily edited photos, so can you really tell from a panel photo that someone is a Universe woman?
Anyway, this story is full of contradictions.
Isn’t it like when a child begs their parents for something by saying:
“Everyone at school has one, so buy me one”?
In reality, maybe only three people have one, but children apparently say “everyone.” It makes me wonder whether you found about three women among several thousand and are calling that “almost all of them.”
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I’m a male member, Chikuwa.
That really doesn’t sound like a true story. There are already a huge number of women registered in Platinum and Black alone. There’s no way you’d casually look through the listings and find several people you know—and even if you checked every single one, you couldn’t possibly know that many of them.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
A lot of people have experience in either the nightlife business or the adult entertainment industry, but what are the odds that someone knows multiple people like that? Are you just making this up??
Or were you at least told that the person asking the question is one of them?
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I’m not bothered by whether a woman has experience working in the adult entertainment industry. In fact, I’ve even made offers to women with that kind of experience because I was looking for someone with good technique.
Even if she has that background, I don’t see any problem as long as she’s capable of an adult relationship through a dating club. A woman’s work experience and the way she conducts a relationship are separate things, right?
Saying “I wouldn’t care as long as she was beautiful” sounds a bit bitter. Regardless of a woman’s class, her experience in the adult entertainment industry doesn’t bother me.
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This is Nagato from the Omiya staff.
First, could you please let us know the club name of the male member who showed you the members-only site, using your usual method of contacting the club?
Of course, some male members do pay attention to a woman’s feng shui. However, even taking such experiences into consideration, there are still women who register as Black or Platinum members.
Thank you for your continued cooperation.
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