I’m unsure whether to register with another dating club that has a higher average age among its female members.
At Universe, I’ve received only one offer in two months since registering.
For someone in her late 30s, would a club with an older age range tend to offer more offers?
Of course, I realize it depends on luck and timing, but…
If possible, I’d like to avoid seeing a large number of different people other than the person I’m currently dating. However, we don’t meet that often, and I’m also anxious because I never know when he might end things, so I’m considering looking elsewhere as well…
I don’t know much about whether I should register with a club specializing in mature women or leave it alone, so I’d appreciate any advice.
I’d also be happy to hear from female respondents!
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I’m in my late 40s and have registered with other clubs as well, but Universe is the one where I consistently receive the most offers.
Even if a club specializes in mature women, there’s no point if they use that as an excuse to offer lower allowances or treat us carelessly.
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It’s hard to say, and I’m nearly ten years older than you, so I’m not sure how helpful my experience will be.
The club I registered with didn’t specifically advertise itself as being for mature women. Still, my age wasn’t a problem at all.
Universe is very accommodating toward its female members, so leaving was easy. Apparently, some other clubs can make it quite difficult to quit.
I received around ten offers in just two weeks, and before long I had no free time left—not even for my private life, let alone dates. When I asked them to take down my profile, it was surprisingly difficult.
Some clubs even charge what amounts to a cancellation fee, calling it a photo fee, if you quit before the required number of days has passed.
Please be careful.
Marika
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I’m in my 30s too, and I recently had a birthday, so I’m now in the latter half of my 30s.
Since I’m on the older side at SALON, I probably get fewer introductions than some other women. Even so, I’m incredibly grateful to SALON for continuing to arrange meetings for me.
I considered also registering with Universe Club, but I wanted to cherish the special feeling of being with SALON, so I haven’t signed up anywhere else. I truly love SALON—and I absolutely adore the staff.
That said, I do still feel anxious. I wonder if the time will come when I’ll have to consider registering elsewhere, but for now, since these things come down to connections, I’m going to focus on working on myself.
Sorry this didn’t really answer your question, but I hope it helps to know that there are others in a similar situation. Best of luck to you too!
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Clubs with an older age range among both male and female members than Universe might possibly offer more opportunities.
Why not register and see how it goes? If you’d rather avoid having multiple partners, you could register as a Type B on Universe and see how things develop.
Some clubs impose penalties if you leave within a certain period after registering, so it’s probably best to watch out for that.
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