Do women whose faces look obviously enhanced always get Gold status? I know someone with 200,000 social media followers who’s incredibly cute, but it’s obvious she’s had cosmetic work done. Maybe that’s why she’s Gold on Universe. Does Universe dislike cosmetic surgery?
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People also say there are a lot of women with cosmetic surgery in Aoyama.
I’m BB7.
When you say “gold,” do you mean her surgically enhanced face, or are you including her personality and overall vibe as well?
And those 200,000 social media followers include women too, right? Women’s preferences and men’s preferences are subtly different—especially when there’s a significant age gap.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I’ve heard that social media followers can be bought, but is having 200,000 followers really that impressive?
Women like that register from time to time, yet surprisingly, some of them are tagged as having received zero offers.
Could it be because they’re seen as women who require a lot of money, such as for plastic surgery?
I’m not sure how it works at Aoyama, but at Universe Club, whether or not a woman receives offers is one of the criteria used to determine her class.
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Are you making fun of Gold?
Among my monthly partners, Gold is the most common and Black is the least.
My semi-ace is super beautiful, yet somehow she’s Gold, so I gave her a hefty allowance and locked her down in seconds.
What a loser.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s not necessarily because she’s had cosmetic surgery.
The staff actually pay close attention during interviews. Sometimes I’ll make an offer thinking, “She’s cute—why is she listed as Standard or Gold?” But after seeing her personality, manners, and way of thinking, I often understand why she’s rated Standard or Gold.
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I’m in Seattle.
Since we’re not planning to have children, I actually think a moderate amount of cosmetic surgery is a plus.
But excessive, unnatural-looking work is a turnoff.
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