Question: Distribution of Male Members’ Membership Duration
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I was wondering how long male members typically remain registered. If possible, I’d appreciate it if you could share the membership duration, number of members, and their age when they leave.
I apologize for the request, but it would be very helpful if you could also present the data in a graph on the MALE DATABASE.
For a little background, I’m a Platinum member whose membership was about to expire, and I’ve now been registered for a full six years. Recently, I’ve been losing motivation and have been wondering whether to continue.
Given the time and expense involved, I thought I might not make any more offers. However, as a way of expressing my gratitude for all the support I’ve received—and because I intend to use only letter dates when making offers—I upgraded to Black.
I’ll be turning 60 next year, so there’s a good chance I’ll leave the club around then.
That’s why I became curious about how long other members remain registered and up to what age.
Thank you in advance.
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Are you asking whether you should continue simply because other people are still doing it?
If you’re not going to make any offers, I think it’s fine to leave. But if you want to continue, then you should.
If you can still have an adult relationship (intimate) at 60, it would be a shame to stop, so I think you might as well continue as long as you can.
I feel like staying active is the secret to good health.
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I’m approaching 70, and I was registered for about six years.
The relationships showed no signs of ending, and since I no longer needed to make offers, I decided to withdraw.
If one of the women I’m seeing tells me, “Let’s end things,” I may register again. But next time, I’ll probably be more concerned about my own health.
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I feel much the same way. I’ve been a member for a little less time than the person who asked the question, and we’re fairly close in age.
Two or three years ago, I also started feeling that I no longer needed to make offers, so I thought I might eventually cancel my membership.
But my perspective has gradually changed.
Recently, I no longer feel much need to withdraw.
After all, men continue to decline with age, so the demand for dating clubs themselves isn’t going to disappear.
Even without making offers, I’ve started to feel that simply enjoying the possibility of making one—and just browsing the members—is perfectly worthwhile.
If my current ongoing relationships ever come to an end, I can always make an offer again whenever I want…
And registering with someone new would also require time and energy.
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Please direct your request to the branch office.
If you’re a Black Class member, they should be able to answer if you contact the branch with the details of your question—even if it doesn’t end up being added to the database.
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