Do offers become less frequent once you reach your 30s?
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I’m a female member in my late 20s. I’d been interested in Universe Club for a while, but I hesitated because I assumed it was only for women who were beautiful like models. I finally registered the other day, and I’ve received offers from quite a few men, so I’m having a great time.
I’ve heard that offers tend to decrease as more time passes after registering. Do offers become less frequent or the terms less favorable once you turn 30?
Regardless of future offers, I plan to value the time I spend with the people I’m currently seeing and those I already have dates arranged with, but I was curious.
I regret not registering sooner.
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Women really start to have more appeal in their 30s. Personally, I’m not interested in anyone under 25.
There are fewer women in their 30s registered than women in their 20s, but popular women in their 30s are still popular.
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Whether she’s a 20-year-old student or a 35-year-old woman—in other words, regardless of age—newly registered women tend to receive more offers.
So it’s not as though offers suddenly drop off the moment you turn 30. Even at 30, registering with another dating club can get you featured as a new member and bring in a flood of offers.
There’s no need to feel too self-conscious about your age. If you’re attractive, I don’t think there’s any problem asking for a generous allowance.
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> Regarding the claim that offers decrease as time passes after registration:
This means that the number of offers decreases based on how many days have passed since you registered, regardless of whether you’re in your teens or twenties.
For example, you might receive 10 offers in the month you register, but that doesn’t mean you’ll receive another 10 the following month—it may drop to five or so. Then it may decrease even further the month after that.
This can happen regardless of age. So it’s not that offers decrease because you’ve turned 30; they decrease as more time passes since you registered.
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If you were 29 when you first received offers and then turned 30 after a while, I think the bigger factor behind the decline in offers is that people tend to receive more when they first register, and the number gradually decreases—not your age.
I think there are plenty of people who like women around 30, too.
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Personally, I still draw a line between women in their late 20s and those in their early 30s.
However, lately I’ve mostly been making offers to women in their mid-to-late 20s, so I may eventually shift toward women in their 30s. (I’ve even started adding some women in their 30s to my favorites…)
As women get older, I think more of them may be willing to propose a lower allowance.
If a woman gets plenty of dates, she can simply turn down men who offer a low allowance.
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I don’t think so.
For men who are specifically attracted to very young women, women in their late twenties probably won’t be their preference either.
For other men, I don’t think there’s much difference between being in your late twenties and being in your early thirties.
I don’t think the terms of the arrangement would change much, either.
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