I’m a woman. Thanks to the staff, I’ve continued seeing five of the six men the club introduced me to over the four months since I registered. Some give me an allowance of ¥100,000, while others give me ¥40,000. Managing several people at once is difficult, so I’d like to cut it down to about two. I’d appreciate your answers to the following two questions.

Maezawa here—I’ll answer as well. > “I’m still seeing five out of the six.” That’s pretty impressive. You must be quite an attractive person. > “Seeing several people at the same time is tough, so I’d like to reduce it to about two.” In many cases, the frequency of seeing each other naturally decreases over time, so I think things may work themselves out without you having to cut anyone off. However, if it’s already becoming difficult, rather than ending things, you could prioritize seeing the two people you most want to meet and see the other two once a month or once every two months. > ① Should the allowance be the main factor in deciding whom to continue seeing? Or should it be based on feelings, such as finding someone easy to be around or liking them? This isn’t about what the men consider important—it’s about what you should use as your own 기준 when deciding whom to stop seeing, right? If money is your priority, you should prioritize the people who give you the highest allowance. If you’re not that focused on the money, I think it’s better to choose someone you feel comfortable with, don’t get tired around, and find soothing to be with. > ② Do people who continue seeing each other usually keep the allowance at the original amount? I think it depends on the person, but generally, it probably stays the same as it was initially.