It seems like nothing more than an illegal site facilitating prostitution, but it’s also an unfamiliar world that I find intriguing.
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What kind of mindset do people who use it have?
Women may be relatively protected, while men risk losing even their social standing in an instant...
Is enjoying that risk part of the appeal?
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It’s not illegal.
Simply being alive involves risks, so it’s really just a matter of how much risk you’re willing to take. There’s a risk of getting into an accident when you drive, and a risk of getting caught if you’re having an affair.
I think it’s all about how well you can manage those risks yourself.
I’ve been registered here for over five years, and nothing problematic has happened. If you’re careful, there’s a system in place that lets you avoid trouble, so I find it enjoyable.
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My understanding is that prostitution itself has no penal provision, so in practice people are unlikely to be prosecuted for it.
In other words, both male and female members—including myself—tend to overreact when someone points out, “Isn’t this just prostitution?” Perhaps there’s a moral sense of guilt involved. Still, I doubt anyone uses this site while enjoying the risk of doing something illegal.
Running an organized prostitution operation or brokering prostitution is illegal, so I imagine Universe takes various precautions to avoid crossing that line. Registering with a dating club is probably part of that. That said, the state has the power to use force, so when it decides to act, it will.
The most likely issue would probably be tax evasion. In that case, my understanding is that an investigation could be launched without regard for appearances, possibly under the pretext of brokering prostitution.
If that happened, members would probably be questioned as you pointed out, but I doubt they would face punishment severe enough to cost them their social standing. Am I being too optimistic?
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This is a lawful service that has filed the required notification under the Dating Club Ordinance.
Incidentally, soaplands are also recognized as venues for “free love,” aren’t they?
On what grounds can you categorically call something lawful illegal?
As for the risks, these are matters between consenting adults, so I don’t think it’s anyone else’s place to interfere.
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I’m single too, and I’ve told people at work that I’m active with a dating club, so I’m not afraid of anything. My situation is probably pretty unusual, though.
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I’m single and unemployed, so I have nothing to lose. I’m invincible.
Just to be safe, it’s probably better not to put the amount or other details in writing before meeting.
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They’ve filed the required notification under the dating club ordinance, so it appears to be operating legally.
The level of risk varies from person to person. Also, I don’t think accepting a risk necessarily means you’re enjoying it.
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