I joined the club again after becoming tired of serious relationships. The anonymous Q&A box is getting pretty intense. I assume most of the people here are members, but it feels like the pressure is building like magma. The representative apparently didn’t think my previous question was worth answering, so it was ignored.

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In short, it’s quite simple. Aren’t people joining because they’re looking for something a little different from online papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)? What will happen if the club continues growing at this rate? What happens if the number of members who misunderstand what it’s about keeps increasing? What I’m looking for is a transactional relationship where two people connect emotionally, with material benefits—money or something of equivalent value—involved. As a fellow business owner, I obviously believe a company’s growth is a good thing, but I’ve often seen organizations begin to collapse from within during periods of rapid expansion. Since the president seems so busy, how about using Mr. Maezawa as your shield and launching a matching service?

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I’ll answer this one too. > Maezawa-san, what do you think about using a matching service as a shield? Thank you. That’s a good idea as well. However, I tend to want to maintain a neutral position. The problem is that being neutral can mean being seen as an enemy by both sides, which makes things quite difficult. Men might say I’m too sympathetic toward women, while women might say I’m too sympathetic toward men. Even so, I think there are people who would understand that approach. If I made only those people members, perhaps I could provide opportunities for meaningful connections.

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