Male members now receive rating scores too, but is my score also displayed on my public profile?

I’m Fuu, a columnist. Do you think you’ve done something that would lower your rating? Are you worried because you realize there’s a chance you’ll get negative feedback? Maybe you’re dating at your own pace without considering the other person? Talking loudly about dirty topics during the date? Forcing something on them that they didn’t like? If you simply behave like a gentleman, it seems unlikely you’d lose points, even if you don’t gain any. Your question is so deferential, though—if you’ve actually done so many bad things and built up enough “bad-behavior points” to get marked down, I’d be a little put off, haha. P.S. Mac’s “通tin簿” is hilarious. Should we have an annual physical and measure tin length and tin circumference, too? Like bra cup sizes, the club could create its own tin-cup system, and men could put things like “My tin size is a C cup” on their profiles, haha.

Maezawa from Shachoshitsu here—I’ll answer this too. Men have had ratings for quite some time. I think this change simply makes them more explicit and turns them into a visible score. The staff could see the scores as well. Whether a profile was public or private, the score still existed. Now that its existence has become clear, perhaps when a woman asks, “What’s this man’s rating?” they’ll be told, “He has this many points,” and she might respond, “In that case, I’ll pass on the offer.” They could even take it a step further and make it mandatory to say something like: “An offer has come from male member Mr. X. He has a rating of minus five points.” People who work hard to avoid getting bad reviews and people who live selfishly shouldn’t be treated the same. From a woman’s perspective, that would simply be frightening. For example, if a man doesn’t honor the transportation money he promised to pay upfront and says, “Come on, it’s just a request, isn’t it?” women would keep leaving him bad reviews, causing his score to drop. It’s good that selfish people’s scores will keep going down. Rather than trying to hide behind a private profile, they should change their own behavior. Since they’re resetting the scores this time, even people who have accumulated “bad-behavior points” can turn over a new leaf and start fresh. That’s a good thing. There’s still time. Though, people like that probably aren’t reading this anyway.