I used to basically only make offers to people in dating types C and D, but lately I’ve started to find dating someone in type B enjoyable as well.

I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s Office, and I’ll answer this one too. > What do you think is appealing or enjoyable about dating an A-type woman? Whether you can become close to a woman without an adult relationship, such as dinner dates, and whether you can make her fall for you. I think the appeal of A-type women lies in gradually taking your time and becoming close, even more so than with B-type women. It’s like a sophisticated psychological battle that transcends the whole question of an adult relationship—trying to win over someone who seems impossible to conquer. I think it offers a completely different level of enjoyment. “Damn it—I was too late! That Lupin has gone and stolen it!” “No, he didn’t steal anything. He fought for me.” “No, he stole something truly precious.” “Your heart.” “Yes!”

I’m Flagmaker, a column writer. About half the women I make offers to are Type B, but is there anything fun about them specifically because they’re Type B? Personally, not even one thing. I only make offers to Type B women because I like their looks. Women like Type C, who are a little cautious about an adult relationship (intimate), aren’t a problem at all. There are also quite a few selfish, calculating Type B women who drag things out until the first meeting, haggle over the allowance, and then, when things finally progress to an adult relationship, turn out to be underwhelming and difficult. It honestly irritates me a little. I get back at them in bed using that irritation as motivation, though. I have more respect for women who are Type C or above because of their courage and resolve. I made an offer to a Type A woman for the first time recently, and with Type A, I don’t have to think about what to do, so it’s easy and relaxing.

I’m in Seattle. Having a lot of adult relationships can be physically tiring, so I fill the time in between with dinner-only dates. If you keep it transactional and aim to become hobby buddies, it can be fun. I’ve even traveled together without intimacy about five times.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. The appeal and upside of Type A is precisely that there are no guarantees or assumptions—such as the possibility of an adult relationship. If you compare it to rock-paper-scissors, you might be better off choosing a situation where, for example, the other person only ever throws rock or paper, so you’re guaranteed at least a win or a draw.