I’m Platinum, and men have told me, “It’s pretty hard for an ordinary girl to become Black, you know.” Was that just something they said to make me feel better? Or does it actually mean something else? I’m confused… What kind of ordinary girls are Black?
I’m Flagmaker, a column writer.
From the staff’s perspective, I think the deciding factor for assigning someone to a particular class is probably whether they’re likely to receive offers at that level.
It’s an overall evaluation that takes into account the woman’s appearance, how she looks in her videos, and whether she has any standout qualities that can be highlighted in her profile comments. Even if she’s a Platinum woman, if she has plenty of appealing points that can be put into words, she can be presented as a Black-class woman.
Conversely, they may also deliberately place a Black-class woman in Platinum to generate more offers and earn through volume.
These days, I mainly date Black-class women, but none of them are CAs, entertainers, or anything like that. They’re all ordinary office workers, and their allowances are average as well.
That said, from the staff’s perspective, I can see why they’d consider these women worth recommending. Each one stands out in some way—whether it’s her looks, figure, bust, friendliness, or something else.
My looks are nothing special, but I’m highly reliable and safe, so from the staff’s perspective, I’m an ordinary male member they can confidently recommend. I feel like that balances well with ordinary Black-class women.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer too.
For an adult relationship (intimate), I’d say it’s women like:
- Someone with a refined, distinctive aura who seems like she’d turn it down, even though she’s a dating type B–C
- Someone who looks classy and innocent but has a subtly sensual side
- Someone who looks ordinary but gives off a certain aura
Something along those lines, I guess?
It’s pretty difficult to put into words.
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It’s me.
I don’t really pay much attention to the women’s classes.
When I look at the men’s member page, I sometimes notice certain women being moved up or down in rank, but in most cases it’s just to adjust the number of offers they receive.
Many of the women who get moved down have a staff comment saying, “We lowered her rank because she’s such a wonderful woman and we’d like her to receive more offers.”
And lately, I’ve especially noticed more and more amazing women—so amazing that I find myself thinking, “Wait, she’s only Standard?”
Am I the only one who feels like the appearance level of Standard women has improved over the past few months?
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I’m Dai, a male member.
For women without any particular title or status, I think being placed in the Black tier mainly comes down to how they come across during the interview.
There isn’t actually that much difference in appearance between Black and Platinum members.
I think women become Black members when the staff genuinely want to recommend them.
For example, women who are overly focused on money, don’t keep their promises, are careless with time, or seem emotionally unstable probably aren’t placed in the Black tier.
In fact, the women who make outrageous demands regarding their allowance are often Gold or Platinum members.
That’s why I get the impression that women who come here asking, “Why can’t I become Black?” are unlikely to be placed in that tier.
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I’m a male member who always seems to lose out.
There are occasionally girls in Gold who are prettier than some in Black, and sometimes I’ll see a woman and think, “Huh? She’s Black?”
If I meet someone in person and feel she belongs in a different class, I’ll sometimes contact the club and say, “She’s listed as Gold, but her looks were Black-level. Could you at least consider upgrading her to Platinum?”
It may just be my impression, but when the interviewer is a woman, girls who should probably be Black sometimes end up being rated Gold.
For that reason, I personally feel Platinum is the most reasonable option. You could say there are fewer hits and misses.
Incidentally, I had one girl I was giving several hundred thousand yen a month to, and she was ranked Platinum. Most of the girls I keep in rotation may be Platinum.
P.S. I calculated my offer rates, and interestingly, they were almost evenly distributed among Black, Platinum, and Gold—about 33% each. I still haven’t made an offer to anyone in Standard, though.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
When it comes to women rated Black, I think they’re usually judged that way within 0.5 seconds of meeting them by the staff.
Since it depends on the staff member’s personal preferences, whether you’re rated Gold, Platinum, or Black partly comes down to luck—depending on who you happen to meet.
Male members don’t think about it any more deeply than that, either.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s true that becoming one isn’t easy. By “what kind,” I mean a woman who can make many male members want to meet her badly enough to pay a ¥100,000 introduction fee.
A prestigious title can help, but it isn’t enough on its own. Even women with impressive titles may be registered as Platinum, Gold, or Standard members.
If the staff feel that a woman without a title can still make men feel that way, she’ll be registered as Black.
P.S. I thought of a simpler way to put it: Black women are the kind of women men at dating clubs are likely to find especially appealing.
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