The man I met yesterday had 12 pearls attached to his penis.
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It really looked like a bitter melon, and at first I thought it was some kind of illness, so I found it extremely off-putting.
It hurt when he penetrated me, and it still stings a little today.
He says, “I’ve never seen a man with more pearls than me,” but of course he hasn’t.
I want to report this to the club, but since it happened after the offer was accepted, and it’s difficult to explain the details as well…
How should I tell the club about this?
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I’ve experienced it too, and it was very painful.
It’s kind of funny that women are supposed to find that pleasurable.
Please pass this feedback on to the staff.
Is it meant to recreate the hymen or the folds inside the vagina?
Men, please have your pearling removed—it’s genuinely painful. It won’t make you more popular.
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Wow, I’ve had that experience too!!!
It really is shocking, isn’t it?!
The person I met was outside the club, but if I’d met him through the club, I definitely would have reported him.
I’ve reported a completely different issue to the staff regarding what happened on dates after the first meeting, and they handled it very courteously!
Still, I wonder what doctors who insert those pearls are thinking while performing the procedure (lol).
And, on a less important note, I’m kind of curious how much it costs (lol).
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That sounds like quite an ordeal. There’s really nothing else to say but, “Let’s make sure to give the club some feedback”…
But if that man makes another offer, I wonder how the woman receiving it would be informed.
If nothing is communicated, there’ll only be more victims…
Would it be something like, “If you enter into an adult relationship with this man, be aware that his downstairs has been modified”?
Ah, I wonder if the men’s profiles also get special notes added in situations like that, lol.
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If you haven’t submitted your post-date feedback yet, I think you could include the details there.
It won’t result in a penalty for the man, but it will help the staff understand what kind of person he is.
By the way, post-date feedback is meant for writing about what happened after an offer has been accepted. The problem is that with second and subsequent dates, you may not be able to submit feedback anymore, since I believe you can’t submit it a second time.
In that case, you could send something along these lines through LINE, where you’ve been discussing the offer:
“Just reporting this for your information. The man had 12 pearls attached to his private area. It really looked like a bitter melon, and at first I felt very uncomfortable because I thought it might be some kind of illness. It was painful during penetration, and I’m still experiencing a slight stinging sensation today, but it was my own responsibility, so I’m fine.”
I think it should be okay as long as you make it clear that you’re simply reporting what happened, rather than complaining.
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I think it would be fine to simply share it as feedback. There probably won’t be any penalty for the man, but the staff will be aware of what he’s like.
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