It’s not limited to papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)—it’s a matter of freedom of expression. No one can patrol every social media platform, so I suppose it’s unavoidable.
I don’t look up papa-katsu on social media, so I can’t really say, but if you don’t like it, you can simply not look at it or use it as a reference.
In the internet age, choosing which information to accept or ignore increasingly becomes your own responsibility.
If you become a member and receive plenty of offers through the club, you’ll understand how this club thinks.
Tolerating it?
Are you saying that because Universe isn’t doing anything, that means they’re tolerating it? If so, I think that would also mean the person asking the question is tolerating it.
I’m not really sure why you brought this up here.
Also, this is the first I’ve heard of people “exposing male members of Universe Club in LINE groups.”
I’ve never been invited to any LINE groups, after all.
I didn’t think they were tolerating it, but does that mean they were tolerating it somewhere along the line?
You’ll need to provide a little more concrete evidence—something that clearly shows this is proof they’re tolerating it—otherwise I can’t even ask the relevant department about it.
It’s not a matter of condoning it—they simply don’t bother reacting to everything written on Twitter.
There’s no point…
That said, seeing how casually people write things like “organized crime” just because they’re anonymous makes me feel that you’re not much different from the person you mentioned who is promoting themselves on Twitter…
I don’t know the full story, but if you’ve learned something like that, shouldn’t your first step be reporting it to the club—or at least sharing the information with them?
Once you do that, the club will be aware of the situation. Then you can ask them, “Now that you know, what do you think? Aren’t you going to do anything about it?”
If they still don’t act, then come to a place like this and stir things up by asking, “What do you all think about this?”
You clearly don’t understand the proper order of things. It honestly strikes me as the classic behavior of someone who’s bad at getting work done (sorry if that sounds rude). If you were a man, I’d call you a three-strokes-and-done premature ejaculator, but I’m not sure what the equivalent insult would be for a woman. Anyway, congratulations on your late-night three-strokes-and-a-half show.
People usually start out enthusiastically gathering this kind of information, but doesn’t it quickly become obvious how shallow it is and get boring? In the end, you have your own stance and personal relationships with the people you meet, don’t you? The fact that you’re following the comments of people like this—or letting them push you around and make you happy or upset—means you’ve already lost, in my opinion. If you’re a member, I’d appreciate it if you’d say so in the comments, since that information affects our decision about whether to make an offer. Then again, maybe some members enjoy that sort of thing. Who knows.
Taro
