Tips Feb 11, 2019 14:40

I’m considering registering as a female member, but would it be difficult if I have visible self-harm scars? Thank you in advance.

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I’ll answer as Maezawa as well. Scars from self-harm can actually be a factor that lowers your evaluation among staff. I personally haven’t been very concerned about them, so I tend to think male members probably don’t care that much either, but some members do notice them, so the staff may also view them somewhat strictly. That said, if you’re attractive or cute and seem likely to be popular based on your appearance, having self-harm scars won’t affect you at all. Men will still make offers without worrying about them. So I hope you won’t let it stop you from coming in to register. However, if you’re still self-harming, unfortunately you may not pass the screening. This answer assumes that you only have scars from the past and aren’t doing it now.
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斉藤さんだぞ♪
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I’m Saito♪, a columnist and active male member. I’ve also met someone with self-harm scars once, but after dating twice, she ended up moving far away, so we parted ways. The fact that she had—or didn’t have—those scars wasn’t an issue at all. Including the papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) aspect, I hope you’ll have a wonderful encounter with someone who supports you.
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