Looking at the female members, I’ve noticed that a lot of them have had cosmetic surgery. It seems common across every age group, from their teens to their 50s.
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Why is the rate of cosmetic surgery higher among club women than among women in general?
Most of them have had work done on their face, body, or both, and it’s disappointing to see how they’ve lost the appeal of their natural features.
Maezawa from Shachōshitsu will answer as well.
It’s impressive that you can tell just by looking at members’ profiles, but if you’re judging based on photos alone, I can’t help thinking your accuracy rate must be fairly low.
Try making many more offers and see whether your assumptions are actually correct.
Maybe there are simply a lot of women who are so beautiful that they look like they’ve had cosmetic surgery even though they haven’t. But since I have no idea which women you’re referring to, this all feels like mere speculation.
Starting today, go on dates with two new women every day. After a year, I imagine you’ll have dated more than 700 women—though that would still be only about 10% of the Universe women.
If you could then report whether or not each woman had cosmetic surgery, along with the name of her club, it might give us some indication of whether your theory this time was accurate.
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I’m Ayase Nana ♡
Same here as Marika. So you’d never seen anyone beautiful before, huh?
But plastic surgery hurts, right? I faint when I get injections, so it’s not for me. Having to get two COVID shots? I’d pass out.
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I’m BB7, a male member.
It’s not just cosmetic surgery—things like beauty filters, circle lenses, and eyelid tape have also become more common. Compared with the past, makeup seems to have gotten much closer to looking like plastic surgery.
It’s true that everyone ends up with a similar look, so the appeal of a natural appearance seems to have faded. There also seem to be more women with similarly artificial-looking faces.
Especially among Black members, I feel like a lot of them have somewhat artificial-looking features.
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Maybe you simply haven’t come across any attractive women in your circle so far?
I haven’t seen the list of female members, so I can’t say for sure, but I doubt there are really that many people who’ve had extensive cosmetic surgery.
Marika
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I’m in Seattle.
Honestly, I can’t tell them apart at all.
Other than wanting to have a good-looking child, isn’t it fine if she’s beautiful thanks to plastic surgery? I even wish my own daughter would get double-eyelid surgery.
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