Maezawa from Shacho-shitsu here as well.
If your question is:
> What I want to know is whether being rejected even by a major club like Universe Club means I’m not suited for dating clubs.
Apparently, some women were rejected by Universe, registered with other dating clubs afterward, and still received offers.
That said, I don’t know whether other dating clubs offer arrangements like Universe’s dinner-only option.
I’m not sure why you were rejected by Universe, but if you’re looking for dinner only, the screening standards tend to be stricter.
Also:
> “I went to Universe Club for an interview (I went to ask what kind of place it was). They said they would contact me by email, but I never heard anything.”
If you only went to ask what the club was like, would they really issue a result?
If you came only to hear an explanation, I imagine the conversation would be more like, “So, what would you like to do?” Unless you said something like, “I’d like to have the interview,” I don’t think there would be any result to give you.
So it’s possible you never actually had an interview in the first place, which would explain why you never received an email.
The person asking this should know the details themselves, though.
> “Recently, I thought I might register as Type A. I’m not a narcissist. When I called, I was told that since I hadn’t received an email, I had failed.”
This part doesn’t make much sense either.
“No email = rejection” is just a general assumption. I don’t understand why they didn’t confirm whether the questioner had actually been rejected.
They can look up the result if you give them your name. Even without checking, it’s possible that you never had an interview.
The best option would probably be to apply normally through the official website. If you were rejected, I think they would contact you to decline before setting an interview date.
I’m Kazu, a male member, on my way home after a reverse-offer date with a wonderful woman.
I hear the standards for Type A are quite strict, so I imagine some women get rejected. In other words, being Type A means they may not be suited to a dating club.
I’m interested in the women who are rejected despite being classified as Types B through D.
Next time, please make it in the form of a question.
