I’m a male member.

Although I do have a few requests for feature improvements, I feel this is an excellent initiative. As a token of my appreciation to your club for providing opportunities to meet wonderful people, I would like to share the following information and ask a few questions. Since receiving “You’re Wonderful,” I have actually made offers to several women. Assuming other male members have had similar experiences, I cannot say how much the club’s costs have increased, but I presume—if I may be so bold—that this initiative has generated a meaningful increase in both revenue and profit. For reference: ・Two women I had already added to my favorites ・Two women registered with branches other than my own In these cases, it is clear that I would not have made an offer or gone on a date with them if I had not received “You’re Wonderful.” Although this is based on a small number of personal experiences, I also noticed that during the actual dates, there was no significant mismatch in the two parties’ motivation to meet—something that occurs to some extent with ordinary offers. The women also appeared to have considerably fewer concerns than usual. I feel the initiative contributed, at least to some degree, to making these dates meaningful. I apologize for taking up your time, but how are you considering developing this initiative in the future? I would appreciate a response within the scope of what you are able to share. This is not a question, but when I shared similar feedback with my registered branch, I received responses such as, “Wouldn’t it be fine not to make your profile public?” The communication felt somewhat inadequate. Furthermore, when I asked to be introduced to recommended women, including women with secret profiles, I received the rather strange and off-target response, “Choose based on looks first and add them to your favorites, then we can advise you.” Along with this complaint, I would also like to request improvements in this area.