I’m a male member. In Mr. Maezawa’s answer, he said that only four male members have completed the partner check. I’m sorry to ask, but is that really true? Don’t male members have any opportunity to report whether they’ve undergone testing?
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I underwent testing by mail through the preventive-care program advertised on your company’s website, but I was not told that the results would, of course, be shared with your company. I also don’t believe members are informed that they should proactively report this. It never came up during my membership interview either. Also, there isn’t a field on male profiles indicating whether someone has been tested, is there? How do you collect information about members’ testing?
I believe both men and women should get tested, regardless of whether protection is used, and I think it would make a good impression on potential partners. I’m concerned that the information shown here—that there are virtually no people who have been tested—could give a particularly negative impression to those considering joining.
I imagine managing this information must be difficult for your company, so would you consider adding optional fields to both male and female profiles where members can indicate whether they have been tested and, if so, the date of testing?
I’ll answer this as well.
> “Don’t male members have any opportunity to let women know whether they’ve been tested?”
I’m sorry we haven’t explained this clearly enough. I’ll ask our production team to add that information to the Partners Check information page going forward.
(We haven’t decided exactly how it will be presented yet.)
Here’s the process:
1. After taking the Partners Check, once you receive the results, send an image of them to Universe by email or LINE.
2. After Universe verifies the image, we’ll add something like the following to the offer message sent to the woman:
“Thank you for cooperating with our Partners Check initiative.
Test date: [year/month/day] — Negative for all items.”
That’s how it works.
Regardless of whether protection is used, taking the Partners Check will likely make a better impression on women, and I imagine it will also give you peace of mind.
By the way, it seems like people seeking an adult relationship should probably take the test every month. What do you think?
As for “Where on the Universe website is the Partners Check mentioned?”—it’s listed on the members-only page.
If you’re interested, please take a look.
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I saw the Partner Check on the members’ page and thought it sounded interesting, so I signed up for it.
It wasn’t at the facility you recommended, though…
When I actually went in for the test, I got the impression that quite a lot of people were coming in for it.
As for how it affected the offers I received from women afterward, there were two reactions:
Some women took it positively, saying, “I assumed that because you’d been tested, you wanted to do it without protection.”
Others were put off, saying, “So that’s what getting tested means…”
P.S.
To the women who were put off, I replied, “I think it depends on the person…”
I certainly don’t think everyone who gets tested is saying they want to go without protection.
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