Can shorter women not become Black members at Universe Club?
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Even if I go to the interview, I don’t want to register unless I qualify for Platinum or higher.
I know that may come across as demanding.
Also, is it true that only a very small number of women can become Black members?
I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I think you’ll understand as soon as you sign up. If it turns out to be a good match, you can continue as is; if it’s a dud, you can simply quit.
Hopefully you’ll get an offer from a great papa (a male supporter)! lol
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I’m Maezawa from Shacho-shitsu, and I’ll answer as well.
> I don’t want to register unless I’m ranked Platinum or higher, even if I go to the interview.
Wow, that’s incredibly good to hear.
I like women who are confident.
If I were still conducting interviews myself,
I’d definitely want you to come in.
I’d be upfront right there and say,
“If you can’t be ranked Platinum or higher,
I’m afraid it may be difficult…”
The only thing you shouldn’t tell them is the registration class,
so I think it’s fine to say that you couldn’t proceed because you didn’t meet the terms.
If you’re accepted, you’ll be either Platinum or Black,
but since they don’t tell you which one, I suppose that’s fine too. (笑)
I wonder if there’s any good way to handle this…
Ah,
why not try interviewing at SALON?
If you pass at SALON, then registering with Universe would guarantee that you’re ranked either Black or Platinum.
> Can’t a woman become a Black member if she’s short?
Height has nothing to do with it.
It’s about whether you have that certain aura.
This isn’t a model recruitment agency in the first place,
so even shorter women can become Black members.
> Is it true that only a very small number of women can become Black members?
It’s true.
For example, in Tokyo, only about 3% of all women are Black members.
Considering that some applicants also fail the interview,
I feel the actual figure is probably closer to 2%.
It’s extremely difficult.
That said, I think Platinum members actually get more benefits.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
There’s no rule saying you can’t qualify for the Black class because of your height.
So basically, you want offers from men in the Black or Platinum class, right?
Once you register, if a man’s rank is Gold or Standard, why not simply decline his offer?
Or you could write in the comments section for women that you can’t accept offers from Gold or Standard members.
I’m not sure whether that’s actually allowed, though… and it would definitely leave a bad impression on the staff.
But if your pride won’t allow you to see anyone below Platinum, then there’s really nothing that can be done.
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I’m Kamihikoki, a male member.
If I were on the staff’s side, I probably wouldn’t like someone who was so impatient…
You don’t seem to have a bad heart, though.
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I’m Osaka, a male member.
I don’t think height has anything to do with it. There are both elegant types and cute types at every height.
More importantly, is rank really that important? I can understand feeling curious or a little pride being involved, but basically, women aren’t supposed to know their rank, so I don’t think you need to worry about it.
The men making offers are actually paying attention. They look at your photos, videos, and comments, so rank isn’t all that important. At least, it isn’t to me lol.
After all, it’s just a rank assigned unilaterally by UC, and it’s based on a single interview, so they don’t know everything about you.
A woman in the Black rank once told me that you can apparently get a pretty good idea of your own rank from the kinds of offers you receive.
Be careful with women who bring up their rank—they tend to say things that rub people the wrong way.
If I were a woman, would I be curious about my rank? Hmm… I guess I might be.
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I’m a male member, and definitely one of the losers.
Of all the women I keep in reserve, there’s only one Black member.
Lately, I’ve been racking up Lucky Gold like crazy, so even Platinum members don’t meet my requirements for keeping them on standby.
I think I’m probably a generous (well-paying) papa, but I’m not looking at the things the person asking this question seems to care about.
I wonder if something like “The 7 Rules for Landing a Generous Papa♡” is going around… Maybe one of the rules says:
“At Universe, you can’t land a generous papa unless you’re Platinum or higher, so don’t bother joining if you’re below that.”
If you want to find a good papa, I think you’d be better off apprenticing under Marika or Aya.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
There are also Black-class women under 150 cm tall.
I don’t think it would be possible to insist on registering only if you’re placed in Platinum or above. The same probably applies at other dating clubs with class rankings, so you may be better off using a club or app without class distinctions.
Black-class women make up about 5% of all female members.
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