If a man reports to the club that “her private odor was really strong,” how does the club handle it?
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I started wondering after reading Fuu’s answer the other day.
Since it’s technically described as free dating, saying “We’re sorry” to the man who made such a report doesn’t seem quite right, does it?
What kind of response would they give?
Also, wouldn’t it violate the Entertainment Business Act for the club to tell other men, “This woman has a really strong private odor”?
I often hear men complain about other things too, such as a woman’s private parts being darkened or her pubic hair being completely jungle-like.
When the club receives reports like that, do they use them as a reference when deciding whether to pass future offers on to that woman?
If I were a staff member, I’d probably think, “Ugh, that’s gross! What happens after they go to the hotel isn’t my problem!” But women do need to pay attention to personal hygiene, too.
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It’s difficult to verify the facts (though I’m sure they’re writing this because they genuinely feel that way and want to provide feedback!), so I don’t think we should jump to conclusions and tell other people about it...
As a fellow woman, I mean, your physical condition and overall state can vary from day to day, so... yeah... hmm. It makes me flinch a little, as if they were saying it about me.
I don’t know how the male staff members feel about it. I’d love for someone to answer.
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By “reporting,” I simply mean writing it in the feedback survey. The club didn’t send back any comments.
Men with Platinum status or higher can ask the club to let them know if there’s any negative feedback, so there’s a chance it may reach the male member who’s considering making an offer.
The smell was so overpowering that an adult relationship (intimate) wasn’t possible, so I left feedback. I did it because I thought it would be unfair to the male member if he made an offer without knowing.
If someone’s private area was darkened or they were completely untrimmed, I could still do it, so I wouldn’t leave feedback about that. Some people might even like that（笑）
By the way, did you report that unhygienic male member from the other day to the club? The one with a centimeter of nose hair sticking out.
Male members should share feedback and reports to look out for one another, and female members should do the same for each other. Let’s make our club activities more worthwhile by sharing information.
Or are you actually a man??（笑）
Or maybe just a non-member troll?? www
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You seem to have a lot of free time every day…
Since seven or eight times as many women join every month as men, it’s obviously better not to have any complaints at all, no matter what they’re about.
But still…
The guy making that kind of complaint is the weird one…
> “I don’t care what happens after they go to the hotel!”
I totally agree with that.
Ah, why did I even bother answering?
Men really are idiots after all.
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I only ever encountered the “Manchurian Incident” once, but we had incredibly good chemistry, so things continued until she got married. While we were together, I really went all out and went down on her.
I smell too, so it’s only fair.
That’s all from the scene.
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They might make a lighthearted note about it in the staff’s internal information-sharing memo, but I don’t think they would actually take any action.
The response would probably depend on the staff member’s personality, their relationship with the male member, and how the conversation unfolds. I get the impression that staff tend to apologize for just about anything, but I don’t think I’ve ever heard them apologize for something like this（笑）
You say “in name,” but it’s not just nominal—relationships through a dating club are, in practice, free恋愛, aren’t they?
I’ve never given feedback about the color of someone’s intimate areas or the amount of pubic hair. More to the point, there really are men who talk to women about things like that regarding other women, huh? I think that kind of feedback would simply be ignored.
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