Tips Sep 9, 2022 23:04

After reading a respondent’s comment that 80% of female members leave Universe within two years, I started wondering: seeing how many people are re-registering on the home page, could some secretly be Type A members who leave—or take a break—when things become inconvenient, then re-register once the dust has settled? I’d appreciate your thoughts.

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Age: 50s 👨 Male Universe member
Looking back at the women I’ve made offers to, every one from more than two years ago has since left the site. I once made an offer to a Type B woman who had re-registered, and, if anything, we were able to develop things into an adult relationship (intimate) from our very first meeting. She was a wonderful woman, but unfortunately, she suddenly started leaving me on read and we parted ways… Contrary to what you seem to think, even women who initially appear to be hidden Type A tend to come back with a certain level of resolve when they re-register.
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“Hidden A-types” are only suspected when things ultimately don’t develop into a relationship, and sometimes the term is just a parting shot from the man. From a woman’s perspective, there isn’t much benefit to continuing as a hidden A-type, since it’s inefficient. Some women may genuinely meet men to see how things go, while others may meet a few men and decide it’s still not for them, lol. If they leave the club at that point, they end up being called a hidden A-type, right? lol But if they re-register because they think they might meet someone great if they try a few more times, people will probably say they were just waiting for things to die down, lol. Earning just transportation money for a two-hour dinner is pretty inefficient, so would women really do that seriously?
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe staff
Generally, women leave the site after meeting a good man, then sign up again if things end with him. Other reasons include receiving enough allowance to reach their goal, or leaving because they aren’t getting any offers. You have quite an imagination despite having no basis for those assumptions. With that kind of mindset, I don’t think things will go well with women either, so you should try to think more positively.
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I’m on B, and I’ve already gone from taking a break to leaving altogether. I don’t think I’ll be coming back. If I ever did return, it would probably be after all my current partners were no longer around and I had more time to spare… Akari
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
There may be some cases, but I think they’re rare. Even if the site no longer suits them, it doesn’t seem necessary for them to actually leave. I’ve heard that around half of the women receive zero offers over a six-month period, so the most common reason is probably that they don’t get as many offers as they expected. The next most common reason is likely that, as Marika mentioned, they’re already satisfied with their current situation. I often hear from people I’m seeing that it’s a hassle when offers come in even though they already have enough arrangements. I heard the same thing today.
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
I think that figure is quite small. For 80% of them, it may be within a year rather than two years. And the dynamic of regular male members meeting new women is perfectly natural in any setting where men and women meet. I’d say around 40% to 67% of women are at least reasonably popular, whereas only about half to one-third as many men—roughly 20% to 30%—are popular with women. So it’s even more likely that men become regulars, while women have no trouble finding new opportunities and therefore are less likely to stick around long-term or become regulars themselves.
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I was previously registered with C, but I’ve already left and am satisfied with my current situation, so I don’t need to register again for now. If things end with my current partner, I might register again—but it would probably be with C. I’m curious what made you think otherwise. Marika
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