There’s a 68-year-old man who lives near me. He lost his wife and now lives alone. Putting his looks aside, he’s very caring and a genuinely kind person who’s well-liked by both men and women.
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He worked for many years, so I imagine he’s financially comfortable.
He says, “I want to fall in love even when I’m 70 or 80. Is there anything wrong with falling in love as you get older? I’d like to have meals, go out, and travel with a calm, mature woman around 50 to 65.”
Does Universe have women around that age registered?
Would it be okay to introduce him to Universe?
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If he’s caring and well-liked by both men and women, it seems like he could find a genuine romantic partner around his own age through the neighborhood association, seniors’ club, or something similar.
If he isn’t part of any such groups, you could introduce him to a gathering where people his age meet, like events at the community center.
I’ve heard romance at nursing homes can be pretty intense too—apparently, people compete for the same person like it’s a reality show.
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Even though they say they want to fall in love, are you really recommending papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)? I think only a small number of people would want to date a woman badly enough to pay for it.
There are several women over 50, so why not casually ask whether they’d be open to an allowance-based relationship? They might respond, “Why should I have to pay money?”
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“You want to have meals together, go out, and travel”? You can do all that anytime without joining a dating club, can’t you? lol
Besides, at our age, I don’t think we need to call it “love” either, haha.
Personally, I think it’s enough if you’re simply close and get along well.
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It’s not that you want to have sex, nor that you want an allowance-based relationship, right?
You want to fall in love, don’t you? If an old man like that goes to Universal, he’ll probably struggle to pursue an inconvenient, genuine romance, lose all his money, and be left feeling empty. I think that’s just cruel.
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Universe Club’s website says that women aged 18–45 are eligible to register, but there are also some members over 50, even if they’re not very common.
As long as they understand that, I think it should be fine to introduce them if they have the financial means.
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