I’m Fuu, a column writer.
They may be out there, but if they turn down every offer, they won’t be able to earn any allowance, and negative feedback will pile up, making it difficult for them to stay here long. I imagine they naturally get weeded out over time.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
For a woman who’s fairly active as a Type C member, I think it’s pretty rare to find someone who hasn’t been intimate with anyone.
I’ve only come across one woman like that—and incredibly, she was my very first offer through Universe lol.
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I’m a male member named Basil.
I can’t say for certain that they never had adult relationships (intimate), but I’ve come across several C-type women who said they only do dinner on the first meeting and turned me down.
Even if they disliked me, there are more considerate ways to decline. I was half exasperated, so I didn’t pursue it any further.
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Maezawa from the Executive Office here.
A C-type woman is, by definition, open to accepting an invitation about 50% of the time.
So, for example, even if she turns down the first two men but then has an adult relationship (intimate) with the next two, her acceptance rate is still 50%, meaning there’s absolutely nothing wrong with her being classified as C-type.
In this case, when the first man is turned down, she still hasn’t had an adult relationship with anyone.
The same is true when the second man is turned down.
At that point, it may look like C-type is a scam.
But as I said at the beginning, even in this situation, there’s nothing wrong with classifying her as C-type.
Thinking “Maybe it’s a scam?” just because you were turned down is being overly confident.
Did you take her to a nice restaurant to help her open up, put her at ease with enjoyable conversation, and do everything possible to create an atmosphere where she might feel comfortable saying yes?
That’s what I’d like you to consider first.
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I’m BB7.
There seemed to be a few of them around several years ago. They were the ones people called “type scammers,” right?
I’m not sure about now, but the staff check people pretty strictly, so maybe there are fewer of them these days?
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