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I’m a 20-year-old college student.

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When I was in elementary school, a swimming instructor sexually abused me, and ever since then, I’ve been afraid of men. I’ve only dated one person so far, but I’ve decided to try papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) until I’ve saved enough money for orthodontic treatment. I don’t know what kind of men might approach me, but if I meet someone I can trust, I may be open to an adult relationship (intimate). Ideally, though, I’d like to see only one regular papa (a male supporter). I don’t think anyone can truly understand how victims of sexual abuse and sex crimes feel unless they’ve experienced it themselves. For example, if someone expected me to participate in something like a group-sex party, it would be okay for me to refuse, right? That said, I imagine the men who join Salons and Universe are all high-income, polished gentlemen, so there probably aren’t many who would do such things. Maybe my worries are unfounded. Thank you in advance.
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Age: 60s 👨 Male Universe member
Needless to say, if you’re not comfortable with something, you can—and should—decline. I’m not exactly a refined gentleman, so naturally, I enjoy group encounters. Men who want to enjoy that kind of arrangement, and women willing to participate, are probably rare exceptions. That said, somewhat contradictorily, I do know several wealthy, refined gentlemen from Universe Club, and my guess is that they’re not necessarily opposed to it either. Of course, they’re all the type who would never force anyone, so there’s no need to worry on that front. Still, before you know it, you might find yourself tied up or suspended, surrounded by handsome strangers—who may also be exceptionally well-endowed. And after everything, the participants might even take a cheerful commemorative photo together. Do be careful! As you say, I can’t relate to your past experiences, but if you’ve decided to join, I think you need to be prepared not to be too timid—or perhaps to ask too many questions. I hope you meet a refined gentleman who isn’t into group encounters.
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カズ
Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
You can—and absolutely should—say no to anything you’re uncomfortable with, not just group sex. That said, I don’t think income, sophistication, or being gentlemanly has anything to do with whether someone engages in group sex. Actually, this question seems like it might just be trolling.
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