I was shocked to find that the club’s comments on a woman’s profile were completely different from reality.
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If it were about her personality or views on adult relationships, I could accept that people see things differently. But I don’t understand why they would lie about something like the places she has traveled to in the past.
I’ve come to feel that the only reliable things on a profile are the photos, videos, and the woman’s own comments.
So I have two questions.
1. What is the club’s approach when writing these comments?
Do they take the stance of exaggerating everything, even making things up, to attract as many offers as possible? Or do they try to provide accurate information so there won’t be a mismatch after an offer is made?
2. If I bring this up with the branch, will I be treated like a complainer?
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1. I think they’re making an effort to communicate things accurately. However, I don’t think they’ve seen through the lie.
2. If it’s useful information for the other male members as well, the staff will probably thank you—though you may feel bad because they apologize profusely—and promptly correct the woman’s profile.
That said, I think it’s best not to say anything about places you’ve traveled to.
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Sometimes I wonder whether the club is steering people toward certain relationship types.
One woman I spoke with said that while they don’t directly pressure her, she can still feel the pressure.
I don’t think they’ll label you as a complainer, especially.
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The club’s comments are written with the aim of providing accurate information so there won’t be any mismatch after an offer is made.
There’s no benefit to lying in the first place. I think you already know that the comments include both positive and negative information.
If you’ve only just joined, try reading the profiles of various women. Some things may become clearer as you do.
> 2. If I tell the branch office about this, will I be treated like a complainer?
They may have accidentally posted another woman’s comment by mistake, so you should let the branch office know.
That alone won’t make you a complainer. If anything, they’ll probably appreciate it.
However, if you use this as a reason to yell at, lecture, or threaten the staff, they may see you as a complainer. So I think it would be best to handle the situation maturely.
Come to think of it, a few years ago, a customer was arrested for coercion after demanding that a staff member prostrate themselves when the shop made a mistake.
The staff member was at fault for making the mistake, so I don’t think the customer expected to be arrested. But with anything, if you go too far, the situation can turn against you, so some restraint is necessary.
If you simply bring it up, they’ll probably respond with something like:
“Thank you for letting us know.”
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I believe it’s written with the intention of conveying information accurately so there won’t be any mismatches after an offer is made.
As long as you calmly point out the discrepancies and ask why they’re different, I don’t think you’ll be treated like a complainer.
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