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Jan 12, 2024 01:13
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I’m considering joining, and since I have plenty of paid leave left, I’m planning to take tomorrow off, go to the salon, and attend an interview with Universe.
I chose a branch in Tokyo that’s a little far from my workplace, but if I pass the interview and get registered, will male members from all over Japan be able to view my profile? If they like me, is there a possibility that I could receive offers not only from members in Tokyo, but also from members in places like Osaka or Kyushu?
In that case, would we decide in advance whether the male member comes to Tokyo or I travel to a designated location near where he lives?
I work in my company’s finance department, so there are busy periods during certain months and times of the year.
If possible, I would prefer dates in Tokyo.
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A~Dまで一通りオファーの経験あり、多くても月1程度でLINEはスケジュール調整のみ、スマートに無理なく長期交際するスタイルです。
Age: 50s
👨 Male
Universe member
I live in Aichi, but about 80% of my offers are from women in the Kanto area.
That said, I’ve never had anyone come to Aichi for a date. Instead, we usually meet when I’m in Kanto.
Some women have told me they’d like to see me more often if they came to Aichi, but I turned that down myself.
Of course, you can make it clear beforehand that dates in other areas are a no-go.
However, if you feel strongly enough that you’d rather not travel, it might be worth meeting the man in person first and then discussing it with him.
It may not matter if you’re exceptionally beautiful, but at 40, you may not receive that many offers.
Women who have a lot of deal-breakers from the start are likely to receive fewer offers overall.
I’d recommend meeting him first, then talking things over directly and deciding from there.
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At the first meeting, they’ll probably ask whether you’re available for dates out of town. If not, the man will have to come to you.
Even if you’re open to out-of-town dates, when you receive an offer, you’ll likely be told which of you is expected to travel.