I was surprised reading the answers—are there really super-beautiful women at the Gold level?

I’m Saito, the column writer♪ I agree with Mac’s opinion. Lately, it’s been making me uncomfortable seeing that everyone in the Black class has had cosmetic surgery. (I understand that celebrities and Instagram influencers are naturally placed in higher classes.) Maybe I’m just too used to it… The other day, I went to an A-class lounge in Nishiazabu, and I burst out laughing because nearly every woman there was doing papa-katsu. Well, I made an offer afterward and had a good time. lol I feel like I can’t make an offer without seeing someone in person first. It really made me realize how difficult it’s been to judge people lately—or rather, I discovered that my instincts haven’t been sharp since the pandemic. Isn’t it about time LSE made a comeback?

I’m a male member who’s definitely come up short. One of the girls who’s nearly an “ace” is a Gold member. She was so beautiful that I asked her, “How many guys confess their feelings to you in a year?” She replied, “I’ve lost count…” On the other hand, I’ve only met one truly beautiful woman in the Black tier.

I’m Taro, a male member. Of course they exist. The class rankings are just the club’s judgment, after all. I make offers to both Gold and Standard members, but to me, they’re all incredibly beautiful. Whether someone is beautiful is ultimately a matter of the man’s personal taste. If you want to become the undisputed world champion of looks, you may need to worry about all sorts of things to appeal to the greatest number of people—but very few people are aiming for that. Even people who work in gravure modeling or as idols probably don’t think their looks alone will get them everywhere. Thinking you’re superior just because someone else ranked you highly is misguided. I do think it’s admirable that you’re making all kinds of efforts, like getting fillers in your face, but fundamentally, I don’t think those things matter much. There must be men out there who genuinely think you’re incredibly beautiful just as you are and would treat you like a princess. Rather than trying to change yourself, I think it’s better to see this as a game of finding someone like that. That’s how the professional world generally works: instead of focusing on your weaknesses, it’s actually a shortcut to identify your strengths and hone them. The same goes for a woman’s beauty, don’t you think? Keep at it.

I’m Dai, a male member. I don’t know if I’d call them supermodels, but there are definitely some beautiful women. Their personalities are fine too, so I guess I’m one of the lucky ones. Asker, I don’t care whether she’s had plastic surgery, but getting implants at such a young age is kind of unfortunate…