Women with aquiline noses aren’t seen as beautiful, right? I’m a female student who hasn’t joined yet and has no experience with papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). I’m worried about my aquiline nose, which has a large bump. Since I was little, people have told me that my nose really sticks out when viewed from the side.

I’m Date◎Yume, a male member. There are models and actresses with aquiline noses, too. You could try asking a friend, “I’ve always been a little self-conscious about my nose—does my aquiline nose look strange?” If it’s not something you’re particularly concerned about yourself, I don’t think you need to worry about it too much. Let’s see what other people think… I recommend judging your own facial features based on both others’ opinions and your own analysis. When I was younger, I was also self-conscious about my looks and always thought, “Ahh, no wonder I’m not popular.” But then women who liked me anyway came along. And these days, when a younger woman tells me, “Date-san, you’ve got a nice vibe,” it’s funny because even though I know she’s flattering me, I start thinking, “Really?” I think it’s perfectly fine to sign up for a short while and see how others evaluate you. First, you have to go to the interview, though（笑).

I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer your question as well. A hooked nose? I wondered what you meant, so I looked it up—and you mean a witch’s nose, right? I tend to notice little details about myself, but when looking at someone else, I take in their overall appearance. So I don’t think everything is decided by the nose alone. > Would I even pass the interview in the first place...? If we’re only talking about your nose, I feel like you’d pass the interview. However, if you’ve generally never been very popular, you might not pass. That said, we can’t see your face here, so there’s no way to know. I think it would be best to come in for an interview first. Sometimes other people don’t pay nearly as much attention to these things as you think they do.

I’m Taro, a male member. A lot of women worry about having a low nose, don’t they? Of course, it’s hard to say without actually seeing your face, but I get the feeling it’s probably not as noticeable as you think. To be completely honest, I’ve never rejected a woman because of her nose. Also, try to see things positively—or rather, naturally. Instead of saying, “My nose sticks out,” think of it as, “I have a prominent nose.” No one describes a woman with a large bust as having “a chest that sticks out,” right? Anyway, why not just go ahead and attend the interview?