Tips Feb 13, 2019 18:14

Are there any age restrictions for signing up?

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I’m actually in my mid-40s. However, I look much younger than my age, I’m confident about my appearance, and I’m active on a well-known streaming app, where I’m generally seen as being in my 20s. I’ve worked in fashion, so I occasionally did modeling as well. In the past, I’ve met several people while presenting myself as being around that age. Do I have to list my age on my profile? Since I’m fairly well-known on the streaming app, I’d rather not have my age revealed. Also, I’m worried that men may be put off if I list my actual age. I’d appreciate it if you could let me know whether I can register and whether my age has to be shown on my profile. Thank you.
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Kida, our representative, will answer this one. I believe there was an age limit for registration—if I remember correctly, it was up to your 40s. Can you register? → Yes, you can. However, depending on the branch, you may be asked to do a video interview before the in-person interview or submit a photo. Once you pass the photo screening, you’ll likely move on to the full screening process. If you’re active in your 20s on a certain famous streaming app, you should pass with ease. Do you have to list your age on your profile? → As Takita explained, the general rule is that your actual age will be publicly displayed. I feel truly sorry for women—especially those in their 20s on that certain famous streaming app—for having their real age made public. A woman who came in for an interview once said, “I don’t care if you see my breasts, or down there, or even my poop—but please, anything but my real age.” I gazed into the distance, thinking, “People really do have all kinds of values.” One workaround might be forging your driver’s license. Somehow change the “Showa” birth year to “Heisei”… Or perhaps bribing the interviewer would be quicker. Try handing them a box of snacks containing around ¥200,000. Hypnosis might also be an option. Rewrite your date of birth while the interviewer is asleep. While you’re at it, try directly beaming “somewhere in their 20s on a certain famous streaming app” into their brain. Alternatively, you could hack the site—or buy the entire Universe Group. If you offer ¥10 billion or so, I’ll stamp the company seal within two seconds, so feel free to contact me.
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