I judge based on their profile.
If someone has taken a break or left the site partway through, I take that positively—it probably means she found a papa (a male supporter) and paused her activities, and that she understands papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) well.
I don’t offer to women who have been listed continuously for a long time—though there probably aren’t many who’ve been on there for all five years.
Unless she’s exactly my type, I’d rather make offers to the new women joining one after another.
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I recently made an offer to a woman who’s been active for about five years and met her. I was a little put off, though, when I found out she seemed to be looking for a boyfriend through Universe.
I’ve also met a rare female member who said she’d known President Kida since his days working in the AV industry.
The longer they’ve been active, the more interesting their stories tend to be, so I wouldn’t necessarily call it a negative. That said, I do find myself more intrigued by women who have just joined.
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Since new women join one after another at more than 5.6 times the rate of new men, regular male members continue using the service even after becoming regulars. New women keep joining so frequently that there’s hardly any downside to not checking women who joined two weeks ago.
If women also became regulars, most men probably wouldn’t continue as consistently as women do.
I think making the first two weeks—or first two months—after joining especially meaningful for women is more likely to lead to their satisfaction and help them achieve their goals.
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