Why am I not getting any offers even though some people liked the photos I posted? I’m a college student in my 20s. It’s been three months since I signed up, but I’ve only received an offer from one person so far 😭
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I’ve completed the mistress profile questionnaire and filled out my calendar. My profile is properly written, too. I’ve also tapped the “You seem lovely” button a few times, and I received offers from the people I tapped, so if I hadn’t done that, I might still have zero offers.
I’m listed in either the Gold or Standard class, and my relationship type is set to C.
Is there really nothing else I can do...?
I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think the reason is that likes are free, while making an offer requires a setup fee. As for other options, please refer to the answers from other respondents or answers to other questions.
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I’ll answer too—Maezawa from the CEO’s office.
A “like” on a selfie simply means they like the photo.
For example, if it’s heavily edited, it can mean something like, “You really put effort into this photo, huh? It looks pretty different from how you look in person, though.” If it’s a photo taken at a nice restaurant or somewhere scenic, it may just mean, “This is a nice-looking photo”—in other words, they’re complimenting the overall picture rather than the person in it.
So it’s best to think of likes on photos and offers as two separate things.
> “Isn’t there anything else I can do...?”
At this point, I don’t think there’s much else you can do.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
So you received several likes on the photo you posted. They may have added you to their favorites.
That said, if one photo gets too many likes—say, five or more—people might simply assume you’re a popular woman.
And if you received one offer, why not ask that man directly?
I once gave some advice to a platinum woman who was lamenting that she was only getting one like, just like you.
Also, if you received an offer while pressing “You’re lovely,” you could try expanding your range and sending more of those messages.
Good luck!
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I’m in Seattle.
If even one person reached out, I’m guessing she must be cute. If you’re struggling financially, try writing about your situation honestly in the comments and selecting Type E. Since very few people choose E, it might help you stand out.
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