I’m thinking about registering with Universe.

I was so nervous that I’m not even sure what I was doing, but I brought several outfits and discussed them with them. There were times when I worried a pose might make my leg cramp, but they talked me through it so the photos would turn out beautifully. Everyone has their own best features, and they try to make the most of them. For example, if it’s your chest, you’ve probably brought an outfit that flatters it, so you might bend forward a little. If you have great legs, you might try hiking up your skirt a bit. Nothing is forced, and the atmosphere is comfortable enough that you can say, “I’d rather not do that (>_<).” So please don’t worry♪

Since it’s the women’s profile page on the website, I’m sure they post their best photos there. That said, not all of them look exactly like their pictures, and I sometimes wonder whether simply having a great figure is enough to lead to an offer. Of course, attractive is better than unattractive, and as a man, it feels good when lots of people turn around to look at your date（笑）

You won’t be forced to do any unreasonable poses. The staff will suggest poses, but if you say, “I’m not comfortable with this pose,” they’ll change it. If you prefer simple, straight-standing photos, they’ll take them that way. And if you tell them you’d rather try a different pose, they’ll take photos in that pose instead. That said, photos usually turn out more appealing when you follow the poses suggested by the staff, so I think it may lead to more offers. Of course, the staff can sometimes misjudge things, but in most cases, it’s probably best to trust their judgment. On the other hand, I’d be more concerned if they suggested very few poses or didn’t suggest poses that men tend to like. That could indicate a lack of motivation on the staff’s part, which may make it less likely that you’ll receive offers. If you’re ever pressured into doing a pose you dislike, there’s a system that allows you to mention it in the survey. If you remember the staff member’s name, you can also report it directly to the company, so there are checks in place to help address these issues. In that sense, I think you can feel reassured.

I was scared of having my photos and videos taken during the interview too… I honestly told the staff that it was my first time doing this kind of shoot, my first time at a dating club, and that I was scared and nervous. They kindly asked me some of the questions that would come up in the interview video so we could practice. I couldn’t smile naturally in the photos either, so they took lots of them. I was wearing a longer skirt that day, and they asked if I could pull it up to around my knees, but I somehow managed to get through the shoot. Of course, I didn’t show any sexy cleavage or legs. Maybe they simply decided that this person wasn’t a good fit for you. I’m sure the staff will also take your comfort into consideration, so try not to worry too much and go to the interview with an open mind(^^)