I’m a female member, and I have two questions about the “I Like You” feature.

Maezawa here with some answers. > 1. If I cancel it, will it remain in the male member’s history, like a past record? There’s no past-history feature, so it shouldn’t remain. Only a list of the people who have liked you is displayed, so once you cancel it, it disappears. (I’ll correct this on Monday if I’m mistaken.) > 2. I assume that once a man has sent “You’re lovely,” it remains visible to him for 30 days. After those 30 days, will the fact that he once sent it also disappear? After 30 days, the “You’re lovely” notification disappears as well. That said, many of the men have good memories, so I feel that quite a few will remember even after it disappears. Some may also add you to their favorites. > If I make an offer after 30 days, will the reverse-offer system still apply? (This is a question about the system itself.) Actually, the benefits for offers made through the reverse-offer system are only available during the campaign period—the one-month campaign running through April 18. After that, there won’t be any particular benefits. The feature itself will remain available, but since the benefits will be gone, fewer men may use it. However, many of the men can afford it financially, and I’ve heard that they’re happier knowing that a woman they personally like has shown interest in them than they are about the benefits. (Although I’m sure some also feel that it might improve their chances of things working out after dinner.) We don’t know yet whether usage will decrease after the campaign or stay about the same.