How can I see myself objectively? Sometimes I can’t tell whether I’m cute, unfashionable, beautiful, weird, or perfectly fine.

Maezawa from the President’s Office here, answering as well. When you go to interview at Universe, you can get a rough, objective sense of whether you’re considered attractive based on how the staff treat you. Also, apparently, after registering and going on dates, some men will tell you what class the woman is registered in—even though that violates the rules—so you can learn even more about how you’re viewed objectively. Come to think of it, I heard that a woman in the Platinum class once came in for an interview saying she wanted to know where she stood, then left without registering. It seems she only wanted to find out whether she could pass the Universe screening. Interviews can be used in all sorts of ways. I think using one to evaluate yourself like that is perfectly fine. It’s also completely okay to say, “I’ll think it over a little more after I pass,” so there’s no need to worry about getting a bad evaluation. However, canceling an interview at the last minute can affect your evaluation after registration, and if you do it several times, they may even refuse to interview you again.

I’m Kazu, a male member. I think you just need to realize that you are who you are, rather than trying to evaluate yourself in relation to others. Comparing yourself may seem like an attempt to look at things objectively, but I think it actually takes you further away from an objective, big-picture perspective.