A. The important thing is to use a photo that conveys a sense of security. It's not necessary to include a photo of your face. Women prioritize a sense of security—the overall impression and atmosphere—more than physical appearance. Please use the following points as a guide when registering, while respecting your own privacy.
[Recommended photo examples]
- A photo taken from a distance by someone else (recommended) Close-up selfies can sometimes come across as intimidating. Photos taken from a distance by someone else tend to give a refreshing impression and are more likely to be well-received.
- A photo that conveys the atmosphere (no need to show your face) Photos that convey the "overall atmosphere" even if the face isn't clearly visible, such as a back view, a part of your style (clothing), or a profile, can make women feel more comfortable and lead to a higher message reply rate and a higher chance of getting a date.
- Hobby and everyday photos Photos that convey your personality, such as your guitar, your car, or your favorite shops (taken by yourself), are also recommended. Photos of you enjoying yourself will create an even better impression.
Q. I'm hesitant to post a photo of my face. What should I do?
A. Instead of using stamps to cover it, please use the "cropping" function of the image.
Even if you don't want to show your face, the impression can change dramatically depending on how you edit the photo.
- Bad example: Covering with a stamp Photos where faces have been covered or obscured with stamps may be deemed unacceptable (not allowed to be published) because the stamps stand out too much.
- Recommended: Trim (cut) We recommend cropping your photos to show only the body from the neck down or excluding the eyes. This will result in a more natural and stylish photo that conveys the atmosphere better than using stamps.
Q. What kind of photos will be rejected (not allowed to be published) during the photo screening process?
A. This includes photos with multiple people, photos of someone other than the person in question, and photos that infringe on copyright. The following photos cannot be published.
- Multiple people are pictured It's not acceptable because we can't determine who the person is. It's acceptable to post a cropped image showing only the person in question.
- A photo with the face hidden by a stamp. We prohibit the posting of images that detract from the overall atmosphere, such as those with the entire face covered by a stamp.
- Photos of someone other than the person in the photo / old photos Photos of celebrities or friends, images found online, and photos that do not accurately reflect the person's current appearance (such as photos from 20 years ago) are prohibited.
- Other Information Copyrighted illustrations, photographs that violate public order and morals, and photographs that may offend third parties cannot be posted.
