I don’t use LINE; I communicate with all my friends by email.
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My job keeps me busy, so the only times I can check my phone are during my short lunch break or after I get home. Even if I join, I’d prefer to contact Universe and the people I’m matched with by email. Would that be a problem?
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I don’t think using email would cause any problems.
In fact, older people often prefer email, messaging, or phone calls. If you let them know in advance that you’re busy with work and can only check messages during your breaks or after getting home, I don’t think they’ll complain later.
That said, Universe usually communicates via LINE—would they also be willing to communicate by email? If that can be sorted out, I don’t think there would be any inconvenience.
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Whether there’s a problem or not depends on the man you’re dealing with, not the club itself.
Keep in mind that you won’t be receiving an allowance from the club—you’ll be receiving it from the man you’re seeing.
Even if you find him a little difficult to deal with, I think it’s fine as long as there are enough positives to make you want to continue seeing him.
By the way, quite a few women choose to communicate by email only when arranging a letter date.
That’s because they don’t want to give their LINE or phone number to a man they haven’t met yet.
So I’ve never had anyone refuse to use LINE after we actually met and started seeing each other.
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Personally, only a few percent of the women I’ve met have said they’d prefer to communicate through something other than LINE, and none of the women I’m still seeing have made that request.
Based on that, it seems that refusing to use LINE may come with some drawbacks.
If you don’t normally use LINE, why not use it exclusively for Universe?
That said, I’ve heard from several women that some older men prefer email to LINE.
Since you seem to be busy, focusing only on relationships with men like that is certainly an option. Still, it seems a shame to narrow down your choice of partners simply because of the communication method.
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No problem.
If there happened to be a man who absolutely insisted on using LINE and nothing else, I might not be able to deal with him—but who cares about someone that weird anyway?
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Added after reading Kazu’s comment:
Actually, you’re right—the lack of time has nothing to do with whether or not to use LINE. You can check LINE in the same amount of time it takes to check your email.
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