I heard that posting a comment gets it featured near the top of the site, so I’m thinking of writing one. My question is: if I post a comment, will the male members I’ve met before be able to see it? Also, what can I do to prevent male members I’ve met from seeing it?
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I don’t want them to think I’m accepting new offers, so I’d prefer that they not be able to see it. I’d appreciate your advice.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
> If I post a comment, will the male members I’ve met before be able to see it?
Unfortunately, yes.
> What can I do to make sure the male members I’ve met don’t see it?
You can tell the staff, “Could you please hide my profile from all the men I’ve gone on dates with so far?”
After that, whenever you finish a date, just message them something like:
“Please also hide me from [Name].”
That should do the trick.
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I’m a male member called Paper Airplane.
I can’t speak for the Kanto area, but in Kansai, if you show up near the top despite not being a new member, you really stand out and people remember you right away.
It feels like a disadvantage because it makes me lose the motivation to send an offer.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
If she’s being listed near the top, I assume she’s receiving new offers.
So, if you want men you’ve already met to stop noticing updates to your comments, you’d need to make your profile invisible to those men. You can contact the club and ask them to hide your profile from specific men, and I believe they can arrange that.
However, those men will no longer be able to view your profile, so you’ll need to come up with a convincing explanation for why you made it unavailable to them.
Personally, I think that kind of behind-the-scenes maneuvering is more of an obstacle to continuing the relationship than the fact that you’re looking for new offers.
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