I rejoined using a passport that made me seven years younger, and the offers haven’t stopped.
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Don’t you think youth is ultimately the biggest advantage in papa-katsu clubs?
I’m 32. When I registered two years ago, I was turning 30 and only got a moderate number of offers, but after re-registering last year using my younger sister’s passport, which puts me in my mid-20s, the number of offers increased dramatically (lol)
The older guys say things like, “A woman’s skin really is different in her 20s,” “It’s fun hearing stories from girls in their 20s!” and “I can’t say this to women already in their 30s, but if I’m paying anyway, I’d rather spend time with someone in her 20s” (lol)
They’re so fixated on youth yet don’t realize it at all. It’s ridiculous and incredibly lame.
Deep down, men must want to remarry a younger woman too, at least to some extent, right?? They signed up for a dating club for erotic reasons, yet pretending to be gentlemanly is actually even lamer.
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂30s👑Universe female member
Whether in my columns or answers, I’m Fuu, and I openly say that I want to date younger women for erotic purposes.
I’m grateful for the club’s system, where things can be settled with money, and for my regular partners who spend time with me.
The person asking this question looks exactly like my younger sister and is so youthful that she could easily claim to be seven years younger—a truly miraculous person.
Since this violates the rules, women joining from now on should not imitate her. If they’re found out, they’ll be forcibly banned.
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Didn't you show some form of ID when you joined?
Your date of birth is normally listed on your ID, right...?
If you forged it, I believe that would be a crime.
Whether you're at least 20 is a particularly serious matter.
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It’s not about being young—it’s about compatibility…
Even if I were to get married again, I’d still choose my current wife. Even in my next life…
It’s not for nothing that I’ve been married so many times… I wonder how many it would be if you counted the woman whose engagement I called off too…
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Hmm? This isn’t Universe Club, is it?
If it is Universe Club, that would be grounds for immediate expulsion. Sooner or later, a male member will report it, and identifying who it is will probably just be a matter of time.
That said, if she’s also managing to keep it hidden from the men, reports may not come in for quite a while.
If Universe then pays the man compensation equivalent to the amount of money involved as an apology, that would mean damages have occurred.
In that case, it seems the person asking this question could also be subject to a claim for damages based on tort liability.
In any event, I really wish people would stop doing things like that.
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I think the whole point of a dating club is that you pay to meet people you normally wouldn’t have the chance to meet, so it’s only natural that younger women receive more offers.
If there were only a small age gap, you could probably meet someone normally, so isn’t that exactly what makes the world of dating clubs different?
Being able to register while claiming to be seven years younger—either you’re incredibly baby-faced, or your mind hasn’t caught up with your age…
Either way, lying about your age isn’t right.
I’m pretty baby-faced myself, but I wouldn’t have the courage to claim I’m seven years younger. I’d be too embarrassed.
You’ve got some serious nerve!
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