I’ve only received one offer from a man in his 30s so far, but I was surprised to see that they make up nearly half of the responses to this question.
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After receiving a few offers, I’ve found that I’m able to build good relationships with men in their 30s. So, if possible, I’d love to receive another offer from someone in that age group, and I’m curious what kind of women they tend to prefer.
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> I’ve only received one offer from a man in his 30s so far, but I was surprised to see from the questions that they make up nearly half.
I was surprised too, so I calculated the ratio based on the number of dates—the number of offers that actually turned into dates.
The percentage of dates with men aged 39 or younger was 10.42% of all dates.
So, put simply, you’d receive roughly one offer from a man aged 39 or younger for every 10 offers.
That’s why I think it’s a little misleading to say they make up half.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I’m thinking maybe I should list the age range I’m willing to receive offers from in my profile. That way, girls might think twice about sending offers to an old guy like me.
The other day, I took a closer look at the age range of the male members at the dating club, and I realized that most of them are relatively young. There seem to be quite a few younger men, so maybe I’ll get an offer one of these days.
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I’m Flag Maker, a columnist.
I’m still in my 30s, so I’ve thought about whether there’s a pattern in the women I make offers to. In the end, though, it really comes down to my personal preferences and how I’m feeling at the time, so I don’t think it applies to women in their 30s as a whole. I do have some preferences when it comes to looks, but their ages have varied—I’ve even made offers to women up to two years younger than me. Recently, for various personal reasons and based on my own thinking, I’ve mainly been making offers to students.
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I’m a male member who goes by Paper Airplane.
I’m more inclined to make an offer when someone states an age limit.
In your case, I think it would be a good idea to write something like “up to your early 30s” or “around 30,” setting the limit about 5–15 years younger than the age you actually prefer.
I imagine that, from the perspective of men in their 30s, seeing no age limit might make them think you’re not particularly looking for someone around their age.
Also, when there’s no age limit, it can feel as though you’d be fine with anyone, which makes the prospect of success—and the excitement and joy of it—feel less special. Once you actually meet and continue seeing each other, it doesn’t really matter anymore, since you probably won’t even remember what the original terms were…
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I occasionally hear women say they’ve received offers from men in their 30s, but I don’t think there are any particular traits they all have in common. If I had to name one, I’d say they all seem to have black hair.
It doesn’t seem as simple as saying that men with a certain profile are the ones making offers.
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