I’m considering joining.

I’m Hikouki, a male member. To the questioner: even if you end up on the blacklist, don’t let it go to your head. After all, both the men and women are people using the club to achieve some kind of goal. You need to understand that, in a sense, we’re all already “finished.” If either men or women were truly blacklisted, they’d have no connection to the club and would have achieved their goals already anyway…

I’m Flag Maker, a column writer. Whether you can get blacklisted or not seems to depend on the relationship of trust you build with the staff. From the staff’s perspective, they probably don’t want pointless complaints from male members. If they see something special in you—something they can promote—and believe they can stand behind you even in front of the male members, they may be able to move you up to a higher rank.

Maezawa from the president’s office here, answering as well. > If I’m going to register, I’d prefer Black, but will I be rejected if I don’t have an impressive title or job? Why do you prefer Black? It’s true that some Black men only make offers to Black women, but they’re a very small minority. In reality, many men make offers up to Platinum, and plenty of them also check Gold profiles. There simply aren’t many Black men, so Black women tend to receive fewer offers as well. I understand not wanting men in the lower classes because their allowances are low, but if you don’t receive any offers in the first place, no allowance will come of it. With that in mind, registering as Platinum may actually give you a better chance of receiving offers while still meeting financially comfortable men. Also, there’s no need to worry about it. If the staff believe you qualify for Black, they’ll register you as Black, so there’s no point stressing over it here. > If I’m going to register, I’d prefer Black, but will I be rejected if I don’t have an impressive title or job? Women aren’t told which class they’re registered in, so it’s not a matter of being unable to register as Black because you don’t have an impressive title or position. There are also women registered as Black who don’t have any particular title or job credentials.

I’m columnist Fuu. Female members don’t get to choose their class; the club decides. Also, Black female members only receive offers from Black male members. So if the questioner’s appeal is relatively low within the Black class, they may receive very few offers. Gold female members can receive offers from Black, Platinum, and Gold male members, so naturally, their chances increase simply because there are more potential male members. To become a Black member, it’s not so much about your title or status. It’s about your looks, personality, thoughtfulness, manners, communication skills, and whether you seem like someone who would be well-liked by the papa generation. The club also needs to feel confident recommending you and be able to give you its full stamp of approval. Female members can choose their dating style, so feel free to select whichever one you prefer.

I’m Kazu, a male member. If by “credentials” you mean models, race queens, idols, or flight attendants, there are plenty of women in the Black Class who don’t have those backgrounds. In fact, women with more ordinary jobs are actually more common. Also, women can’t choose which class to join. The club determines their class at its own discretion.