There was a college student in her 20s who looked quite cute and had a decent figure in her video, yet for some reason she was listed in the Standard class. Judging from her photos alone, I would have expected her to be Gold to Platinum at the very least. In cases like this, is there usually a reason?
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By the way, the staff gave her three stars for recommendation.
Maezawa from Shacho-shitsu here.
> She’s fairly cute and has a decent figure.
That means she matched your personal preferences. Conversely, it seems she may have been made a standard member because she was the complete opposite of what the staff personally look for in a woman. I can’t say which judgment was right, but basically, I think the staff simply weren’t very good at assessing women.
Since the standard plan has reasonable setup fees, I think you should meet her and judge for yourself. If she turns out to be exactly your type, you might even have a chance to become close before any other men make her an offer.
That said, if there’s anything concerning, it may be hinted at in the comments, so I recommend reading them carefully.
Sometimes, if you read between the lines, the comments indirectly indicate what they found less appealing.
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
You won’t move up a class based on photos and videos alone, will you?
Whether you speak very politely or casually, I think the way you talk and carry yourself is influenced by the woman’s job.
If your personality isn’t great, you might just be considered standard.
For now, try telling the staff everything you want to ask.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I think you should simply ask the staff. You can phrase it pretty much the way you did in your question. I believe it’s better to clearly explain what you liked about her—it’ll make a better impression on the staff and increase the chances of getting a constructive answer.
The woman I saw for the longest time was a Standard member. When I made the offer, I asked the staff why she was classified that way. The reason wasn’t a problem for me at all, and she was perfect in every other respect. I actually met her on the first day wondering whether she might turn me down, but after various things happened, we ended up continuing to see each other for quite a long time.
That said, overall, it’s true that after meeting someone, I often thought, “I see—so that’s why she’s Standard.” I do feel that difference is more significant than the gap between Gold and Platinum. Still, since the introduction fee is lower for Standard members, if you’re still interested after gathering some information, I think it’s quicker to make an offer and meet her.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I’ve made inquiries about cases like that several times.
Of course, it may simply come down to a difference between the staff’s preferences and the man’s, but there can also be reasons not shown on the profile, such as personality or health issues.
In situations like that, if you’re a black-tier male member (and probably even a platinum member), the staff will answer your questions.
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Even with clear criteria for each class, people are still the ones making the evaluations, so I think things like that can happen.
I’ve heard that sometimes, behind a staff member assigning a lower rank, there may be a thought like, “She’s such a lovely woman—I hope she gets lots of offers.” Please forgive me if I’m mistaken.
If you’re wondering, “Why?” just ask the staff directly.
And yes, lately I do feel there are more wonderful Standard women who look so polished in their photos that you can’t tell them apart from Gold or Platinum members. There really are lovely Standard women who receive a steady stream of offers.
I think it’s best to treat the class color as nothing more than a general reference.
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